At the large IT and consulting corporation I work for we are cooperating 
across sector (e.g. Technology Services and Business Consulting Services) to 
bring a unified view to clients.  On a recent engagement I work with storage 
people to make sure the client's retention requirements were considered as 
they assessed the storage needs in preparation for designing a storage 
solution.

Tod Chernikoff, CRM
On a train passing south through Newark, NJ

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From: "Hilliard, Mary" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 12:17
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: [RM] Records Management and Storage Management intersect at SNIA 
Conference

> Hi listserv,
>
> I wanted to share something very positive that has come to my attention 
> via an IT contact.
>
> While at the Storage Networking World conference held in Dallas October 
> 13-16th and sponsored by Computerworld/SNIA, she attende a session titled 
> "Records Managers and Storage Managers Speak: Get the Real Story Behind 
> ILM" from which she extrapolated these key points (among others):
>
> IT people who manage storage need to find out who their RIM professionals 
> are and consult with them before taking any steps towards ILM to avoid 
> failure.  RIM professionals along with legal & >business unit management 
> set retention policy and are the starting point.
>
> This is a great example of how the message of our role and value is 
> beginning to be heard in the right places to have an impact for changing 
> the face of our profession.
>
> Yea!!
>
> Mary Hilliard, CRM
>
> BTW there was a CRM on the panel - Brenda Patterson. 

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