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Taking this thread a step further, what
organizations/agencies/governments were so crippled by a loss of records
or bad records practices that they either went our of business or nearly
went out of business, and had a major impact on their
industry/sector/society? (My knee-jerk answer to this question is
Enron.)
Stephen Cohen, MLIS
Document Controls Manager
MARNELL CONSULTING
222 Via Marnell Way
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
(702) 739-5765 Phone
(702) 739-2045 Fax
(203) 376-5535 Mobile
www.marnellcorrao.com
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