Unified Archiving: Friend or Foe of 'The Principles'?

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Title:	Unified Archiving: Friend or Foe of 'The Principles'?
Authors:	Murchison, R. Scott smurchison@kaizen.com
Source:	Information Management Journal. Nov/Dec2012, Vol. 46 Issue 6, p32-35. 4p.
Subjects:	Data library security measures, Electronic information resource security, Enterprise content management, Computer storage device security measures, Internet governance, Accounting standards, Data integrity, Data compression standards, Data encryption standards
Abstract:	The article focuses on the advantages and disadvantages of unified archiving towards the Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles®. It mentions that enterprise content management (ECM) technologies are important for information governance professionals by providing mechanism to comply with electronic content. It states that unified archiving has a significant component in removing the duplicate copies of electronic information inside the storage system. It states that several aspects should be considered in unified archiving related to information governance including data integrity, data compression and data encryption.
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Abstract:	The article focuses on the advantages and disadvantages of unified archiving towards the Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles®. It mentions that enterprise content management (ECM) technologies are important for information governance professionals by providing mechanism to comply with electronic content. It states that unified archiving has a significant component in removing the duplicate copies of electronic information inside the storage system. It states that several aspects should be considered in unified archiving related to information governance including data integrity, data compression and data encryption.
ISSN:	15352897