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Wendy McLain on records management in the energy sector and beyond

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Julie DiMauro

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The records and information management expert talks about how energy firms and other highly regulated businesses create, maintain, and legally dispose of records throughout their lifecycle.

Records retention for US energy sector businesses is an important and operationally challenging task. The sector generates a significant number of records, some of them involving transactions and related discussions that fall into the national security category of risk management.

GRIP spoke with Wendy McLain about how energy firms and

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