The Impact Of Regulations On Archiving

Topics:
Regulations
Tags:
Archiving,
Data Retention,
Electronic Communication,
Online Communications,
Osterman Research,
Regulation
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Osterman Research

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Overview: The vast majority of organizations now consider electronic communications a viable and trusted medium for conducting business, such as taking orders, formalizing contracts and discussing sensitive personnel issues. Although enterprises in the financial services and healthcare industries face the most difficult data retention requirements, all enterprises in all industries are required to maintain electronic records. Hence the wisest course of action for any organization, therefore, is to implement a system that can capture, index and archive all electronic communications and make this information available when and where needed. This paper explains the benefits of doing so as far outweigh the risk of not being proactive in this regard.

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Format: WORD | Size: 270KB | Date: Jun 2005 | Pages: 17

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