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November 24, 2020 by David Drever 0

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You Have Sensitive Data. Let’s Protect It! – Slide Deck

You Have Sensitive Data. Let's Protect It! - Slide Deck

Today I had the honour to present at the Microsoft 365 Twin Cities conference in Minneapolis, MN. I provided an overview of the many technologies…

Microsoft Purview Records Management – The Purview Disposition Workflow

My previous post covered a detailed look at the various disposition approval options and their outcomes. In this fourth and final post, we’ll cover the…

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