Version 7.0 is released into the wild! Check out the “live action” release notes!

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It is official – version 7.0 has been released into the wild!  Several of our policyIQ clients have been upgraded.  (If you requested the “First Wave” of upgrades, stay tuned for more information coming soon.)

Have you had a chance to see version 7.0 yet?  Even if you have taken the opportunity to review the written version of the policyIQ version 7.0 Release Notes, we’d like to encourage you check out the “live action” version.

Product Director Stephenie Buehrle has recorded a webinar overview of our policyIQ version 7.0 Release Notes, so that you see the changes in action, while learning tips and tricks for using the new features.  We highly encourage your Advanced Users to check out the changes via this recorded webinar.

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About Chris Burd

Chris is the Vice President of the policyIQ group at RGP. She gets geeky about compliance and technology, and gets to spend every day working at the crossroads of the two. With policyIQ since 2005, Chris has worked with hundreds of policyIQ clients to implement technology and enhance their internal compliance environment. In past lives, Chris worked as a system implementation consultant, a e-commerce specialist, a customer service call center manager, and - for one short but memorable summer during high school - a machine operator on midnight shift in a plastics factory. In her free time, she spoils her nieces, reads too many books, and spends more time than she should taking photos of her cats. She's on a mission to visit the hometown of every US President - so far managing to get to 14. She would like to be a rock star when she grows up.

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