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Cambridge shire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)Records Management and Lifecycle Policy 2018 2020 Ratification Process Lead Author:Corporate Services Manager and Information Governance

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How to fill out lifecycle policy

1. To fill out a lifecycle policy, follow these steps:
2. Determine the objects or resources that you want to manage with a lifecycle policy.
3. Identify the actions to be taken on those objects or resources at different stages of their lifecycle (e.g., creation, deletion, expiration).
4. Define the rules and conditions that trigger those actions based on the object's or resource's attributes (e.g., age, size, access patterns).
5. Specify the actions to be taken when the defined conditions are met (e.g., transition to different storage class, delete, archive).
6. Configure any additional settings or options required for the lifecycle policy (e.g., transition timing, preservation of object metadata).
7. Review and save the lifecycle policy configuration.
8. Apply the lifecycle policy to the desired object or bucket to start managing its lifecycle based on the defined rules.

Who needs lifecycle policy?

1. Any organization or individual who deals with large amounts of data and storage resources can benefit from a lifecycle policy.
2. Some entities that commonly need a lifecycle policy include:
3. - Cloud service providers
4. - Enterprises managing data-intensive applications
5. - Data archival or backup services
6. - E-commerce platforms with product catalogs
7. - Media companies with large content libraries
8. - Scientific research organizations
9. Essentially, anyone looking to automate the management of their objects or resources based on predefined rules and conditions can find value in a lifecycle policy.

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What is lifecycle policy?

Lifecycle policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that dictate how long data should be stored and when it should be deleted or archived based on its value and usage.

Who is required to file lifecycle policy?

Any organization or entity that collects and manages data is required to have a lifecycle policy in place.

How to fill out lifecycle policy?

Lifecycle policy is typically created by a team of stakeholders including IT, legal, compliance, and data management personnel to ensure all aspects of data lifecycle are adequately addressed.

What is the purpose of lifecycle policy?

The purpose of lifecycle policy is to manage data efficiently, reduce storage costs, ensure compliance with regulations, and protect sensitive information from unauthorized access.

What information must be reported on lifecycle policy?

Lifecycle policy must include guidelines on data retention periods, data classification, data disposal methods, and data security measures.

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