With more information conveyed and stored in electronic form, IT professionals and senior managers are grappling with how to implement best practices to manage company data through dissolutions, divestitures, mergers, acquisitions and reductions in force. Attorneys Regina A. Jytyla and R. Jason Straight explore solutions to common data-management quandaries and offer a few simple steps to achieve regulatory compliance and mitigate risks inherent to the failure to preserve electronically stored information.
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