Which simply illustrates that the principles of information governance 
are truly timeless.

Gordy Hoke wrote:
> But, John, as you have heard me say:  Moses, being a good records manager, had a disaster recovery hot spot at the ready.  After smashing the tablets, he went back up Mt. Sinai to get a backup copy.  We still call it "backup" today.
>
> Gordy
> Gordon E.J. Hoke, CRM
> Waukegan, IL, USA
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> "Some, such as the 10 Commandments, would strictly speaking have been enrolled copies of enacted legislation, and should thus have come under the agency of the Israelite State Archives Agency, and been placed in the State Archives.  Until, that is, Moses implemented his records disposition policy in respect of them.
>
> Makes shredding seem positively tame, doesn't it?
> J.
>

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Best regards,

John
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