Doug,

Sorry I have to disagree with you again irrespective of how confronting 
that is.

In 10 years in the commercial data industry I have only ever come across 
one records manager who was involved in the decision on where to store 
tapes.

But perhaps the people I have seen storing their tapes in document boxes 
could have been records managers without my knowledge.

If ARMA and PRISM are doing such a good job then why is there even a need 
to discuss basic concepts like churn protocols? People have been doing 
this for 30 years it should have all been done 20 years ago.

Gerard

On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 16:13:30 -0600, Allen, Doug <[log in to unmask]> 
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>Interesting...... Many Records Managers ARE involved in managing 
electronic records and ARE talking to "those who know what they're talking 
about".  Best wishes with BareMetal...PRISM and ARMA appear to be doing 
quite well, thank you.  
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>Doug Allen, CRM, CDIA+
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