Microsoft's Tina Torres: Records Management with Office 2007

Microsoft’s Tina Torres: Records Management with Office 2007

October 24th, 2006 | Brad Baldwin

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Did you know that the Microsoft Records Management Team Blog is one of the top Microsoft blogs, with thousands of visitors a day? Tina Torres spoke with us at the ARMA International Conference in San Antonio, Texas, to discuss what Microsoft is seeing and doing in the records management space, including new products coming with Office 2007.

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