After 10 years as IT director at Eversheds, Peter Owen is leaving to become a consultant. Here he talks about his new venture and the do's and don'ts of managing e-mails
October 05, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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Q: E-mail archiving v document management v keeping it all. Which is best and why?
If you want to keep a searchable record of things, then a document management system is where my preference would lie. You are taking that document and deliberately putting it somewhere for safekeeping and future reference under a structured and ordered filing system.
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