Corporate CounselA company that implements a retention policy and conducts annual audits against it can rest easy, right? Not if the retention policy is not squared with IT's data management system, writes Waller's H
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You have a retention policy. You train your employees on the policy. You have annual audits. You can rest easy, right? Not necessarily, if your data retention policy is not squared with your IT depar
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