agreed. All IT folk I've worked with over 30 years deliberately do not and
will not understand records management, they always insist it means what I
call archiving.

So yes, dumbed-down, simplistic, easy to understand in words of one
syllable ideas like a 'clean up day' do work better for IT folk.

And of course, some of my best friends are IT folk (grin).


Glenn

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Or whatever. But I haven't, so I didn't.


On 24 January 2014 10:48, Records Management Email <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I like the C.A.D idea...It does appeal to the IT folks.
>
> Brian
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Records Clean-up Day
>
> The team was discussing this and I have seen several postings on the list
> about this topic.   I thought what the team came up with  was creative and
> since we are starting with the IT group it works.
>
> C.A.D Day (Control Alt Delete) time to reboot and refresh Control-records
> and how to manage them Alt-Is there an alternative to paper (scanner?)
> Delete-getting rid of what we don't need.
> I thought it was an effective name so I thought I would share(gee that
> almost sounds like Facebook)
>
>
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