So, let's say - (strictly hypothetically speaking and not at all a real world issue I'm having) - that you're working with your IT folks to have data retention requirements compliance functionality written into the requirements documents and design review process for new computer applications. And the IT folks say, "Fine, we'll put the data retention requirements compliance functionality in our requirements documents and design review process for new computer applications. But, being IT folks, we don't put anything into requirements documents and design review process for new computer applications that we can't test. So tell us, Mr. Records Manager, how do we test for retention compliance for a new computer application while it is in design and/or QA?"

How would I,  er, I mean, how might one answer them?

Thanks,
Gary Link
Pittsburgh, PA
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