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"E-discovery, for example, has become a global, multi-billion dollar 
service industry. These costs were avoidable had records managers 
successfully designed and implemented e-discovery governance rules into 
the original process flows and use cases. Doing so would have eased the 
location of discoverable data in related systems, devices and 
pplications."
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This is actually an article that is discussing another article which was 
in a RAIN posting on Monday. I posted a comment in the original article. 
Here is my comment: "Records managers would love to do this. What needs to 
happen is that management and the IT folks need to bring the records 
managers in during the sourcing phase of acquiring or developing these 
eDiscovery applications." The author did not respond to my comment.

Gary Link
Pittsburgh, PA
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