Peter posted a thoughtful reply to Mr. Wright's blog. Mr. Wright responded last night:
"The content-determined standard for records retention does not seem to work for e-mail. E-mail is so voluminous, and it mixes so many kinds of content, that it is impratical to set a content-based retention period for it."
He then said, "What do you (and others) think?"
I can't believe someone who is supposedly an expert on e-mail would say that! I'll leave it to those of you smarter than I to reply appropriately!
Tim Barnard
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On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 6:50 PM, pakurilecz <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> note if you disagree with anything or agree with anything be sure to
> leave a comment at the blogsite
>
> How long should an enterprise retain e-data? What's a smart policy on
> e-record destruction? Hear how East Carolina University answered the
> questions for e-mail, medical records and security videos.
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