Sorry, Simon, but that's absolutely not true. You can question whether DOD
5015.2 captures every single RM requirement - and I do, and I question
MoReq, etc. etc. etc. but whether or not it meets Chapter 4 requirements is
simply a red herring. How many of us have that actual need? 

So it *IS* a real RM product by itself by the only gauge we have in the US
to measure such things. It's every bit the RM product that every other
DoD-certified product is. 

No, I am not a Microsoftie - but this is just spurious on its face. 

Jesse Wilkins
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Yeah but it is part of the ones that don't include Chapter 4 (Management
of Classified Records.)

So only a DM product and still not a real RM product by itself.

Simon De Witt


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Subject: [RM] Microsoft Sharepoint 2007 receives DOD certification

Saw the press release today; here is a link to the DOD test registry
that lists all the products certified. 
 
http://jitc.fhu.disa.mil/recmgt/register.html
 
Cheers, 
 
Jesse Wilkins

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