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Dispose with care
The new records management

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Albert Hoitingh
Solution Architect
Motion10
Microsoft MVP Enterprise Mobility
Microsoft Certified Security Administrator Associate
International speaker
Blog: https://Alberthoitingh.com
Twitter: @Alberthoitingh
Mail: Albert.Hoitingh@Motion10.com

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Three take aways
1. A look at records management
in Office 365
2. The disposition process
3. A critical look at the options

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We need to comply with regulatory
compliance
And/or we need to support
eDiscovery
regulatory
compliance
eDiscovery
What is record management?
A record is a piece of information
within the enterprise
It should be retained for a specific
period
It should be disposed using a
process
It should be immutable
piece of information
retained
period
disposed
process
immutable

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We need to comply with regulatory
compliance
And/or we need to support
eDiscovery
What is record management?
A record is a piece of information
within the enterprise
It should be retained for a specific
period
It should be disposed using a
process
It should be immutable

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Who’s involved?
Record managers
Compliance and legal officers
Office 365 administrators

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Traditional record management

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Traditional record management

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Can we still use this?

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Can we still use this?

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Can we still use this record center?
Yes we can, but….
• Content is moved around
• Only works for SharePoint
• Requires content types
• Requires the content type organizer
and send-to connections
• Does not provide any reporting on
disposition

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New governance model

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Retention labels
Used to tag content
Can set retention, expiration or record
status
Are applied by users or automatically
Work on specific locations (excluding
Skype and Exchange public folders)
Require a label policy to be active

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Label policy
Needed to provide the labels to the
end-user
Several locations covered
Automatic labeling requires an E5
or compliance add-on license

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Label B
Information
Label A
SharePoint Office 365 Group Exchange OneDrive
Site 1 Site 2
Site 3
Label C
Label D
Group A All mailboxes
Every OneDrive
Site 1 Site 2
Site 3
Group A All mailboxes
One tenant –
multiple labels

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From the end-user’s perspective
Simply select the label
Works for e-mails, documents and list
items
When applied to a
folder/documentset – all items are
labeled
You can set a default label, but cannot
make it mandatory

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What about records?
Record Label (Compliance Tag)

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What about records?
Record Label (Compliance Tag)

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The fileplan

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Fileplan
Requires an E5 or compliance add-
on licence
Organize your retention labels
Import and export labels and
structure
Several provisions included

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The disposition process

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Disposition review
Requires an E5 or compliance add-
on licence
Allows for controlled disposition of
records
For now, only works for content in
SharePoint (including Office 365
Groups and Teams) and OneDrive
beware!

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The proces in a nutshell Document/Item/E-mail
Labelled1
Retained and/or
record status
2
Specific action3
Logging/reporting4
Retain based on date/time or event
Copies are retained as well (if
modified/deleted during period)
If it’s not a record, off course
Retention wins over deletion |
Longest retention wins |
Explicit inclusion wins |
Shortest deletion period wins

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Disposition review process
1
2

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Disposition review process
3 4
1 2

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Disposition review process
5
6
3 41 2

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Disposition review process
5 6
7
3 41 2

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Where do we stand?

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Let’s keep in mind
You need the Disposition Management and
View-Only Audit log roles
Some functions require an E5 or add-on
license
You can end-up with lots of labels
Record labels cannot be modified or deleted

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Things to consider
Disposition reviews do not use groups but individual accounts
No audit trail when updating the retention period
Disposition record (deletions) only remain for a couple of days
Retention based on the date content was labeled only works (for now) for content in
SharePoint (including Office 365 Groups and Teams) and OneDrive beware!
E-mail notifications are sent on a weekly basis. It may take up to 7 days to receive the
notification

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Thank you so much!
Blog: https://Alberthoitingh.com
Twitter: @Alberthoitingh
E-mail: albert.Hoitingh@motion10.com