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A healthcare and life sciences client wants to maintain electronic patient records, including medical images, for a period of seven years. How would the IT storage industry describe this business goal?（）

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2022-01-03 06:11

A、an archive solution that requires event-based retention
B、a backup solution that provides version-based expiration
C、a PACS environment that provides two year litigation hold
D、a business continuity solution that provides two years Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

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