ALSO CALLED: Record Retention DEFINITION: Storing documentation for a set period of time, usually mandated by state and federal law or the Internal Revenue Service.
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The Pervasive use of electronics records is resulting in a spectrum of new legal rules regarding the retention and production of information - from what is retained, to how and even the way electronics records demonstrate their authenticity.
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In this paper Mark Diamond describes about whether IT really cares about Records and Records Management which is something that is on IT's radar or is this somebody else's job.
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The NYSE and NASDœs recent release states that firms with employees who communicate electronically with customers through handheld wireless communication devices must have all forms of communication routed to their firmsœ servers for retention.
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This white paper outlines 10 key elements that must be put into place-and kept up-to-date-as foundations of a successful electronic records retention and destruction program.
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Non-compliance with HIPAA can affect the integrity and security of an organization's entire IT system. Read this paper to learn how combining technologies with security policies can help your organization reduce the risks associated with mobile devices.
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