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This document discusses information management and how Automated Records Management Systems (ARMS) can help organizations properly manage their information. It highlights that proper information storage and backup is essential to mitigate risks like data loss from disk deterioration or disasters. ARMS provides customized records management, document imaging, media storage, destruction services, and disaster recovery to help organizations securely manage information throughout its lifecycle and comply with regulations.
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Read More at: http://www.maclear-grc.com/
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