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flexible scheduling

n. ~ A technique to apply disposition instructions to different types of information or categories of records.

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The technique's flexibility is derived from the ability to assign retention periods to groups of records other than series. The concept is described in the National Archives and Records Administration's Strategic Directions: Flexible Scheduling (January 2004).
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