Records Retention Strategies
Like it or not, all of an organization’s recorded information is potentially discoverable in a court-ordered legal discovery or regulatory investigation. This means all recorded information needs to be managed for retention purposes throughout its life-cycle depending on its legal, regulatory, industry, and business value/risk.
Because records retention compliance begins with employees who create, receive, and use records, organizations are searching for ways to make it easier for them to classify records into the correct retention categories.
One solution for helping employees is to use a “big bucket” strategy for simplifying records retention schedules by consolidating record types.
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