Joanne, GRIM (Genzyme Records and Information Management) has the supreme advantage of being really memorable, and worth a sardonic chuckle, so don't use "obvious reasons" only for the negative.

Fred
Frederic J. Grevin
Director, Office of Records and Archives Management

The City of New York

Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

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Sent: Tue Jun 05 16:12:06 2007
Subject: [RM] Looking for a good name for our new global Records and Information Management program

Greetings again from Cambridge, MA. I'd like to thank everyone who
responded to my previous request for a consultant to help us get started
with our corporate-wide RIM program. We are currently in the process of
screening responses. (As you might imagine, there were quite a few!)

Many thanks also to those who have offered moral support. I truly
appreciate all the good wishes!

Now I have another question for you all. We are trying to come up with a
good name for our program. (This is one of the advantages of starting
from scratch - we're free to come up with our own name and logo.) GRIM
(Genzyme Records and Information Management) is out for obvious reasons,
so I'd love to hear your suggestions.

Feel free to reply to me directly. I will be happy to post the top
contenders to the list.

Many thanks in advance. 

Cheers,
Suzanne Mrozak
Associate Director
Records and Document Management Services
Genzyme Corporation
500 Kendall Street
Cambridge, MA 02142
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