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Email and Corporate Governance: Europe Plc's Position on Compliance and Data Retention

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Overview Email is the most widely used business communications tool and is responsible for the majority of exchanges by employees, both internally and externally. It is the interactions between individuals that comprise much of a company's business records, consequently the records kept of the day to day business activities are more detailed than ever. This data can be valuable to businesses if managed well, but if not it can be their undoing. The IT industry often stands accused of exaggerating the problems their customers' face in order to persuade them to over invest in its products. The aim of this paper is to better understand the pressures governing European enterprises and to understand how well adapted the IT infrastructures and practices are to cope with these.

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Publisher	Quocirca	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2005	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Email

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