Overwhelmed by the challenge of trying to sort, identify and preserve
historically valuable government email, the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA) has devised what it calls the Capstone
<http://blogs.archives.gov/records-express/2015/04/02/draft-capstone-grs-available/>
approach to email management.

Under Capstone, government email would be categorized for retention or
disposal based on the title or position of the email sender, rather than
the contents of the email message. Those officials responsible for agency
policy and mission performance would have their emails sys
http://bit.ly/1bpepPT+tematically collected and saved; others would not. In
theory, this approach should simplify the task of email management and
improve the preservation of historically valuable email.

http://bit.ly/1bpepPT


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