My mission for this conference (link) was to find experts with hands-on experience implementing RIM and governance (i.e., records and file management, legal hold and DRED) via SharePoint 2010. Could it really work? Or, would this be Mission Impossible? Cue the music. Records Center and legal hold management were highly touted feature upgrades to SP 2010 but my research found very little documentation for admins to learn how to effectively implement these features. Further research found that those who did RIM in SP used third party applications to accomplish it. Fortunately, I found a couple of great experts: Amanda Perran and Scott Jamison.
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February 27, 2012
SharePoint Tech Con 2012-First Day Thoughts
by Cary J. Calderone, Esq.
My mission for this conference (link) was to find experts with hands-on experience implementing RIM and governance (i.e., records and file management, legal hold and DRED) via SharePoint 2010. Could it really work? Or, would this be Mission Impossible? Cue the music. Records Center and legal hold management were highly touted feature upgrades to SP 2010 but my research found very little documentation for admins to learn how to effectively implement these features. Further research found that those who did RIM in SP used third party applications to accomplish it. Fortunately, I found a couple of great experts: Amanda Perran and Scott Jamison.
My mission for this conference (link) was to find experts with hands-on experience implementing RIM and governance (i.e., records and file management, legal hold and DRED) via SharePoint 2010. Could it really work? Or, would this be Mission Impossible? Cue the music. Records Center and legal hold management were highly touted feature upgrades to SP 2010 but my research found very little documentation for admins to learn how to effectively implement these features. Further research found that those who did RIM in SP used third party applications to accomplish it. Fortunately, I found a couple of great experts: Amanda Perran and Scott Jamison. 
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