Legal suggests that because most of the company’s records are electronic, IT should own (and pay) for records management. IT points out that records compliance requirements are driven by legal and regulatory requirements and therefore the legal group should own it. It seems like everyone agrees the company should have a robust program, but no group actually wants to own records management. 

In this webinar, we discuss how companies are wrestling with this question, including: 

• Who owns and funds records and programs across both medium and large companies? 

• What skills and capabilities are really required to run a program (and which group has those skills)? 

• What are the most effective program ownership models? 

• How can in-house counsel successfully navigate and negotiate with IT and other key stakeholders? 

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