Risk management, bottom-line benefits from records retention - TopicsExpress

Risk management, bottom-line benefits from records retention schedules Data has become a major business asset for companies and, like any other business asset, the better managed data is, the more benefit it provides to the organization. This makes a properly maintained records retention schedule vital to business success -- not only as a function of reducing risk, but also toward boosting the bottom line. Information management and records retention schedules are only going to get more important as the amount of data companies generate continues to grow. Alan Dayley, a research director at Gartner Inc., estimates that 60% of data kept by companies is "trivial junk" that has no business value but still carries huge risk when it is just lying around. bit.ly/1cF80dd

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