Dearest All,

 

This was a really interesting conversation yesterday on the listserv that
had a lot of different facets to it. I was particularly interested in
someone calling anything that needed to be preserved (for an undisclosed
lower limit of time) a "record" and then further refining that to "business
records" if it was listed on the retention schedule and "legal hold record"
if it was needed for litigation production. My thoughts on the issue were
too lengthy to put here, so I wrote them up here http://bit.ly/YIkKsZ .

 

Tell me if I'm wrong, but preserving something doesn't make it a "record"
and putting it in an application to preserve it doesn't make it a "record"
either.

 

Best wishes,

Carol

 

Carol E.B. Choksy, PhD CRM PMP

CEO

IRAD Strategic Consulting, Inc.

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Adjunct Lecturer

School of Library and Information Science

Indiana University, Bloomington

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