I’ve heard that before – “I don’t have to care about retention anymore”
Have you heard the statement “I don’t have to care about retention anymore; I am going to store my data in the cloud”? I have.
Have you heard the statement “I don’t have to care about retention anymore; I am going to store my data in the cloud”? I have.
This blog is the first part of a series that asks the questions, raises some issues and maybe answers a few questions about the use of a Records Retention Schedule.
Most organizations today have confused the meanings of backups and archives. Backups initially began as a recovery mechanism for lost or inadvertently deleted documents. Information Technology professionals have,
Connecting the bits or bytes with standards! It is amazing to me that technology systems, applications, hardware – the tools – have had standards for years.
No this is not a science fiction story or an adventure story. It is a blog about the lost artifact of a dictionary or glossary for data sets,
I know some of you will be shocked to learn that paper has not gone away as was predicted over 10 years ago. Even the volume of paper has not decreased,