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Records of historical value are stored here.
2.
Short form of System Records Retention Manual.
3.
How long a record is kept.
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Any information that memorializes or evidences business activities.
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Data that describes other data.
6.
This can be placed for both legal and business purposes and prevents a record from going through disposition.
7.
When a record has met it's retention period, it goes through this to either be destroyed or permanently retained - we do it at least once a year.
8.
These are the basic records necessary for business operations, especially after a business-affecting event.
9.
Copies and duplicates, drafts, non-business information, notes, and routine messages are all examples of this.
10.
Instead of attaching files, send these instead.
