This is an outstanding question for me. In finance terms, an asset is something from which you expect to recieve future cash flows (and just to be clear - from an accounting perspective, saving money is just as good as earning it). A liability is something for which you expect to have to pay future cash flows.
What a great way to shape thinking around this, Karl. I am working closely with a colleague to review secondary commercial storage of records, and it helps to view them through the lens of potential (most likely) information liabilities. That's motivating.
What a great way to shape thinking around this, Karl. I am working closely with a colleague to review secondary commercial storage of records, and it helps to view them through the lens of potential (most likely) information liabilities. That's motivating.