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In the record handling system, how is storage different from retention?


Storage involves the keeping of records for an indefinite period and developing policies for who can have access. Retention involves the filing, indexing, and locator systems.

Retention involves the facilities and procedures for keeping inactive records, electronic back-up systems, disaster plans, and security. Storage involves the policies for how long to keep records, which records to keep and which to destroy.

Retention involves the keeping of records for an indefinite period and developing policies for who can have access. Storage involves the filing, indexing, and locator systems.

Storage involves the facilities and procedures for keeping inactive records, electronic back-up systems, disaster plans, and security. Retention involves the policies for how long to keep records, which records to keep and which to destroy.

Answer 1

Storage involves the facilities and procedures for keeping inactive records, electronic back-up systems, disaster plans, and security. Retention involves the policies for how long to keep records, which records to keep and which to destroy.

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