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Our Privacy Policy
All records, no matter if they are hard copy files, microfilm, microfiche, or
tape backups, are vital to every business. Just as their sensitivity is
detrimental to the future of your business, the protection of those sensitive
items is just as important to our business.
All employees are required to sign confidentiality agreements every year and
know the consequences of not adhering to any policies set forth by Florida
legislation. Education in all areas of information management is updated
periodically and customer’s privacy and confidentiality is respected both in the
secure warehouse and also in the vans during transportation.
To prevent any unauthorized access, maintain data security, and implement
correct use of all information, FDB utilizes appropriate physical, electronic,
and managerial procedures to protect and secure all information our customers
provide us online. We use the information to communicate with current and
prospective customers about our products, services, discounts, and updates. No
information from one client is discussed or transferred in any way to another.
We strive for trust, excellent service, and reliability. These 3
characteristics are products of our commitment to our customers, and are built
upon relationship management from within.
FDB is a member of the Prism industry association and subscribes to the
following code of ethics.
To Our Customers, We Will
- Clearly identify the terms of our storage and service agreements and
fulfill them in good faith.
- Provide appropriate security for the information resources entrusted to
us by our clients.
Consistently stress the importance of quality performance and
confidentiality in rendering our services.
- Pledge to keep our property physically sound and use such controls and
procedures as are necessary to fulfill our responsibilities.
To Our Fellow Members, We Will
- Recognize the high sense of responsibility and ethical conduct that must
be demonstrated in caring for the information resources of our clients.
- Work to further the professional image of the information management
industry.
To Our Public, We Will
- Pledge our firm to be a good corporate citizen, fulfilling
responsibilities to the communities in which we serve.
- Continuously increase our knowledge of developments impacting the
information management industry.
- Educate others about information management issues.
Did You Know?
At any given time, between 3 and 5 percent of an organization's files are lost or misplaced. The average cost of recreating a document is $180. Annual loses for a Fortune 1000 company with one million files is $5 million dollars (Information Week)
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