a simple google search for "electronic records retention policy" turns up
quite a few hits, but the vast majority are for public sector
organizations. Most private sector organizations keep such policies as
confidential

you may want to purchase this ANSI/ARMA standard

Policy Design for Electronic Messages
This American National Standard, which replaces *Requirements for Managing
Electronic Message as Records*, sets forth the requirements for a policy
guiding the management of electronic messages as records throughout their
life cycle – from creation to final destruction or disposition. It extends
to text-based electronic messages or communications, including e-mail (and
related attachments/metadata), instant messaging, and text messaging, but
it does not include requirements for video messaging, voicemail/audio-based
messaging applications, and other electronic messaging platforms within the
context of social media.

http://bit.ly/Kh30jn

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 4:30 PM, Andrew J. SanAgustin <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> I am reaching out to see if anyone would have an email or email and
> electronic
> records retention policy they would be able to share, or if they have any
> resource suggestions.
>

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