Resource Review: RIM from a Corporate Counsel's Perspective
Montana, John, Information Management Journal
Resource Review: RIM from a Corporate Counsel's Perspective
Records and information management (RIM) professionals looking for new reference material on records retention for their library shelves often make the mistake of confining themselves to books and loose-leafs intended specifically for the records manager. This may be a bit shortsighted.
Lots of other groups are interested in records retention, and, as a result, there are publications available that are intended for other audiences. One such audience is corporate counsel. Their collective interest in records retention has increased considerably in the past decade, and there are now available reference works on the …
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Publication information:
Article title: Resource Review: RIM from a Corporate Counsel's Perspective.
Contributors: Montana, John - Author.
Magazine title: Information Management Journal.
Volume: 37.
Issue: 5
Publication date: September/October 2003.
Page number: 72.
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