Lack of a document-retention policy can spell trouble
Joel Shore, ITworld.com
Most techies hate the process of writing policies. Can't say I blame them. But you really do need a document retention policy because when the courts come looking for information, you need to be able to say 'the files in question no longer exist and we can prove that for a fact.' ...continue reading 'Lack of a document-retention policy can spell trouble'
Most techies hate the process of writing policies. Can't say I blame them. But you really do need a document retention policy because when the courts come looking for information, you need to be able to say 'the files in question no longer exist and we can prove that for a fact.' ...continue reading 'Lack of a document-retention policy can spell trouble'
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posted by Amy Bennett at 11:15 AM
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For document retention it's important to have a solution that can hold up to the strict requirements the government has set. There are software solutions out there like NextPage that can give you the peace of mind to relax.
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