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    1. Email Archiving Ain’t Records Management: How to Manage Email Messages as Records Jesse Wilkins, emm m March 18, 2009
    2. EMAIL MANAGEMENT TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES
    3. Email archiving
      • Copy or remove messages from messaging application store to other storage
      • Enforce rules for archiving based on age, size, user, or mailbox quotas
      • Enable centralized message capture and management
    4. Email compliance
      • Provide compliance functionality for specific requirements
        • HIPAA, S-OX, etc.
      • Message monitoring
      • and notification
      • Message auditing
      • Incident and case
      • management
    5. Email discovery
      • Provide litigation hold for email messaging system
      • Message search, review, and production
      • Evidence preservation
      • Annotation and redaction
      • Case management
    6. Encryption and digital signatures
      • Encryption solutions encrypt messages from - and sometimes within - the organization
      • Digital signature solutions used to sign messages from the organization
      • Generally managed
      • centrally
    7. Email security
      • Designed to protect the organization
      • from external threats
      • May provide attachment
      • blocking and filtering
      • May protect against directory
      • harvest attacks
      • May provide spam blocking
    8. Personal archive management
      • Search the network to find .pst files
      • Extract messages and moves them into the email archive
      • May also leave .pst files in place but note location and index their contents
      • Often provide single-instance storage and de-duplication
      • Enforce policies for .pst files
    9. Policy management
      • Provide enforcement of
      • policies and procedures
        • Ethical walls
        • Content filtering
        • Attachment filtering
      • May also provide audit
      • trails for actions taken
    10. ECM and ERM solutions
      • Provide a wide variety of information-related functionality
      • Messages can be stored in most of them
      • Most provide some email archival capabilities
      • May connect to dedicated email management solutions
    11. Print & file
      • Common approach
      • Challenges:
        • Loss of metadata
        • Rich media attachments
        • Volume to print
        • Volume to file
    12. Backup tapes
      • Backups store data, not files or messages
      • Designed for “smoke & rubble scenario
      • Multiple copies of data
      • Readability of older tapes
        • Format, media, hardware
    13. MANAGING EMAIL MORE EFFECTIVELY
    14. Common inbox assumptions
      • All email is important
      • All email requires an immediate response
      • All email should be kept indefinitely
      • These are often
      • not true
    15. General principles
      • Email should not be used for everything
      • Email should be kept as long as needed – and then gotten rid of
    16. Inbox management model
      • Set up rules for “important” vs. routine messages
      • Consider turning off alerts for incoming messages
      • Make rules about which messages have alerts
      • Define specific times to check email
    17. Inbox management cont’d
      • Try to touch each message only once
        • Respond to it immediately
        • Respond to it later
        • Declare it as a record
        • Archive it for reference
        • Delete it
    18. Reducing received emails
      • Lots of email traffic is stuff we ask for!
        • “ Bacn”
      • Some is internal, but unnecessary
        • “ Colleague spam”
      • Ask others not to send it if you don’t need it
    19. Reducing sent emails
      • Do you really have to reply?
      • Don’t send “Me too” messages
      • Use other tools
      • for collaboration
      • About staying
      • “ off the record”…
    20. Cc: and Bcc:
      • Can be useful, but often overused
      • Perceived to provide accountability
      • Better practice: use them only when really needed
        • Especially BCC: as these are harder to track
    21. Effective email usage – addressees
      • Verify addressee(s)
      • When replying, reply only to those who need a response
        • Remove those who don’t
        • Watch responses to groups, lists
        • Reply-to vs. reply-all
    22. Effective email usage - body
      • Use professional tone in messages
      • Threading: Message vs. response
      • Don’t write essays where notes will do
    23. Effective email usage - attachments
      • Consider the file size of the attachment to be sent
      • Consider the file type to be sent
        • Security filtering
        • Multimedia formats
    24. Effective email usage - attachments
      • Can the recipient receive
      • attachments?
      • Send attachments only to users that truly need them
      • Send links instead of attachments
    25. Email policy principles
      • Email belongs to the organization, not the individual
      • Email is not a records series unto itself
      • Email management program must comply with appropriate regulatory requirements
      • Policy has to be followed and enforced!
    26. Email policy elements
      • Acceptable/appropriate usage
      • Personal usage
      • Access to external messaging systems
      • Effective email usage
      • Ownership of email
      • Retention and disposition
      • Legal issues
        • Holds
        • Discovery and production
    27. Email policy elements
      • Mobile access to email
      • Web-based email
      • Backups and archival
      • Privacy
      • Security
      • Retention and disposition
      • Training
      • Audit and compliance
    28. Questions?
    29. Conclusion
      • We have to manage messaging technologies better
      • It starts with policies and procedures
      • Technology can help
      • Communicate, communicate, communicate
      • Enforce the program
    30. For more information
      • Jesse Wilkins, emm m , erm m , ecm m , CDIA+, LIT/ERM
      • Principal Consultant
      • Access Sciences Corporation
      • (303) 574-0749 direct
      • [email_address]
      • Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jessewilkins

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