What would ARMA need to do to implement such a program? Certainly it would
need to be aware of articles that are being written, have someone on staff
that has either the breadth of knowledge to provide a proper reply or at
least coordinate a stable of writers and the tenacity to pursue this. I
presume that the Association would have to have an actual stand on certain
issues as well. What else would be required?

Bob
Robert F. Nawrocki CRM
Innovate and Infuriate
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>From: "White, Bruce" <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Records Management Program <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: SOX Journal Article
>Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 12:39:32 -0800
>
>Bob Dalton said:
> >Great article Dianne. ...  It's a shame the association couldn't to Mr.
> >Sanchez's article and other on a timely basis.
>
>I agree - nice that Dianne's response was printed.  I know Larry and others
>(including myself) have written rebuttels to published articles; some get
>published, others don't.  But ARMA also needs to step up the plate and
>challenge these guys, just as representatives of other professional
>organzitions (ABA, AICPA, etc.) do.
>
>One strong voice representing the records management profession will get
>more attention than many small ones, especially if we want to be taken
>seriously...
>
>Bruce L. White, MBA, CRM, PMP
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