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Revisiting Forrester survey presentation, I’ve paid attention to one
remarkable finding. There is a slide 38 entitled “Before ERM, business and
IT say RM was outsourced”. The question was: “before your organizations
focus on ERM, where did the records management function report?”. The slide
shows that the majority - 31% of IT and 29% of business selected the answer
“third party/outsourcer”. And look: after ERM (slide 40) “third
party/outsourcer” collected less that 1% of IT/Business votes! Is it a
mistake, or what?
Let me guess: IMHO they mixed up the data. Probably they mixed the data for
“third party” and “IT” answers, that would make the picture much more
consistent.
Natasha Khramtsovsky
Records Manager,
APR-Bank,
Goncharnaya ul. 15, stroenie 2,
Moscow, 119240, Russia
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