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People currently dealing with SO documentation, or who want to learn more
about this legislation and the requirements it places on businesses, might
be interested in this online seminar blurb from a recent documentation
management newsletter. (I have no connection with any of the companies
producing this seminar. I'm just interested in the topic, and thought some
of you might be interested as well.)
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Worried about Sarbanes-Oxley? Stonebridge, along with Open Text, Sybase and
Cognos, is offering a free online seminar series aimed at allaying those
fears and guiding you through the compliance process. Get the details here:
<http://www.documentiq.com/news/1027-DocumentIQ%20News.html>
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