Good Governance: Keep Controlled Content in Line Throughout Its Lifecycle - Part 2
Overview The importance of controlling content in a highly regulated industry is well known. But Good Governance is not just about FDA or SEC regulations, and it's not just about retention and disposition. Rather, Good Governance is a complete controlled lifecycle for all of the valuable content. By extending compliance upstream from content creation through disposition, one can ensure business-critical information is properly reviewed and approved in an audited environment and that the correct version is in use. The attendee of this webcast will learn best practices for controlling content throughout its lifecycle.
| Publisher | EMC | ||
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| Live Date | 29th June 2008 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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