Abstract: Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with records management are described. One example method includes managing a relational database for compliance with record retention rules, where the relational database includes a table organized with rows and columns. The relational database provides options for designating rows for records management.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for capturing events and activities that occur during a conference, generating metadata related to the events, and correlating the metadata with specific points in time, within the conference, at which the corresponding events occurred. The resulting temporally-correlated event metadata may be stored as part of the conference recording, or separate from the conference recording. Once the temporally-correlated event metadata has been stored for a conference, the conference may be indexed based on the metadata. The index may then be used to not only to locate a conference that satisfies specified search criteria, but to identify the points or snippets, within the conference, that correspond to the search criteria.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatuses (i.e., utilities) for use in managing access to and use of artifacts (e.g., word or pdf documents, jpegs, and the like) and any copies thereof in an enterprise/cross-enterprise environment. The utility may include a content management system for storing the artifacts and managing use of the artifacts and an information rights management system for use in sealing the artifacts, validating users and granting licenses for use of the artifacts at the directive of the content management system.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with records management are described. One example method includes managing a relational database for compliance with record retention rules, where the relational database includes a table organized with rows and columns. The relational database provides options for designating rows for records management.