If amounts of information (particularly electronic) are 
ever-increasing, and it is the expectation that information be 
maintained effectively and processed quickly, then records management 
professionals should be in demand in the foreseeable future! 

Theresa Torgunrud (1st-time posting to this list) 

On Fri, 25 Nov 2011 13:25:33 -0500, PeterK  wrote:
Five Steps to Creating a Company Data Map
> These days, it is imperative that companies of all sizes have quick and
> full access to their electronic data to meet compliance regulations. In the
> event of civil litigation, lawyers will examine company information that is
> in electronic formats such as text messages, emails, voicemails,
> etc. Technological advances in email archiving solutions and eDiscovery
> processes have placed a premium on the speed at which companies must
> respond to litigation requests. The challenges of responding have shifted
> from the actual discovery of information, which is expected, to the speed
> of response. 
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