Hi Nazarinah,
I cannot help with the number companies that were at WTC on 9/11 but I know
Canter and Firtzgerald lost two-thirds of its work force  and was able to
recreate the business with a small number of employees because they had a RM
program in place.

The company I worked for, that was in tower 5, did not have anything in
place. I can share our experience if you are interested.

Regards,


Sharon A. Morris, CRM, AIIM ERMp, Six Sigma Greenbelt
Records & Content Management Consultant
Phone: 202-536-5067
Fax: 202-558-6781
www.infinity-consultingllc.com



On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 11:48 PM, Nazariah Bt Nasarudin (MD/PCSB) <
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> Hello!
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> I'm not new to this listserve. Seldom asked question to the list but I
> usually kept myself silence most of time.
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> I'm currently preparing documentation on the impact of failing to follow
> Records Management Guidelines to give RM more meaningful.
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> My superior asked me to put in real-world case scenario to open up
> people's eyes on the importance of documents and records handling.
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> I've managed to get information on ENRON and Challenger disaster on how
> the information was mismanaged led to certain circumstances.
>
> Most serious case is from the World Trade Center 9-11 attacked. Tried
> Google from the net information below but not able to find the
> information.
>
> *         total of companies resided in WTC before the attacked
>
> *         how many companies able to continue their business as usual
> after the attacked because they had successfully implemented their
> Records Management policy?
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> Really hope if anyone have this information and can share some
> information related to this.
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> Thank you.
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> Regards,
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> Nazariah Nasarudin
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> Executive Business Information Management (BIS)
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