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right-sized retention
/raɪt saɪzd rɪˈtɛnʃən/ - phr.
1. Term struck pending the definition of the retention schedule and disposition practice that would make any size defensible.
Struck
See also
- data dispositionThe least-rehearsed verb in the data lifecycle, and the first one a regulator asks you to demonstrate.
- data retention scheduleA document specifying when data will be deleted, ratified by an organization that has never deleted anything.
- keep everything for aiData minimization's opposite, sponsored at the executive level, filed under strategy rather than under risk.
- records managementA lifecycle with a thorough creation stage, a generous storage stage, and a disposition stage observed mainly in theory.