Posts Tagged ‘Industry News’
Stevens & Stevens to Incorporate Solar Technology
From SDB Magazine: Records management company to mount more than 400 solar panels at its Clearwater, Fla., building. SDB Staff February 21, 2014 Stevens & Stevens Business Records Management (SSBRM), based in Tampa, Fla., has partnered with Solar Energy Management, also based in Tampa, to mount more than 400 new solar energy panels to the…
Read MoreStevens & Stevens advises clients to protect against information theft
From SDB Magazine: SDB Staff January 6, 2014 Records and information management firm Stevens & Stevens Business Records Management (SSBRM), Tampa, Fla., reminds its clients that while the Internet offers numerous opportunities to search for information, complete transactions and collaborate via email or social networking sites, it’s important to take precautions to protect your personal…
Read MoreSSBRM receives oneilPartner Record Center of the Year Award
Stevens & Stevens has been awarded the oneilPartner Record Center of the Year Award from O’Neil Software. SSBRM was recognized for going above and beyond in the use of O’Neil’s software for more than twenty years and continuing to support the company’s growth efforts. This award is an honor for the entire company. With a…
Read MoreTaking Root – SSBRM’s New Plant Based Shredder
https://www.sdbmagazine.com/sdb0513-shredding-plant-equipment-focus.aspx DeAnne Toto Marshall Stevens, president of Stevens & Stevens Business Records Management (SSBRM), says much of the company’s future growth potential lies in its shredding services. Therefore, it’s no surprise that the Clearwater, Fla.-based company recently installed a new plant-based shredding system at its Tampa, Fla., location. “Adding a plant-based shredder was another important…
Read MoreJoseph Woodland co-inventor of the Barcode dies at 91
Did you know the first barcode was drawn on the sandy beaches of Florida? Available today are aps on smartphones for reading barcodes everywhere, and in 2-D which embeds a hyperlink to a web page! Savvy travelers use the IATA- standard 2D barcode for boarding passes. The barcode has come a long way since its…
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