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Dear colleagues,
Can someone explain to me the logic behind some main conclusions of the
Forrester survey, namely:
- "RIM professionals have an exaggerated sense of their final
responsibility for ERM policies and user requirements",
- "Rim professionals may not be fully aware of all ERM activity within the
enterprise".
I don't see how survey data support these conclusions. IMHO if RIM data were
gathered among ARMA members i.e. the cream of the profession, it's quite
natural to see higher role for RIM in their responses!
Regards,
Natasha Khramtsovsky
Records Manager,
APR-Bank,
Goncharnaya ul. 15, stroenie 2,
Moscow, 119240, Russia
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