Nearly every client I work with these days expires their email after N days, where N ranges from 90 days to a year. Even corporate email pretty much has little

Nearly every client I work with these days expires their email after N days, where N ranges from 90 days to a year. Even corporate email pretty much has little history any longer, and it won't be long before the chat systems also come under the same policies across most corporates. I don't quite understand why history is such a big deal for US-based enterprise chat, when the consistent US trend has been to nerf internal communications history. Not that I agree with this nerfing. It just causes people in my observations to inefficiently store and retrieve items of interest to them elsewhere, mostly into files.