Does Archiving section follow Operations or Administration Dept.'s?

yes should be that

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Capturing data and storing it in a content addressed storage for best possible secured/long term retention's.

Archive data consists of older data that is still important to the organization and may be needed for future reference... yes indeed should be following operations or administrative departments .

It is necessary to be connected to itEase of access to informationAnd speed in completing tasks

 Archiving from within the work of administration not follow work .

Also I can refer to the information found in the archives very quickly.

Archiving is a method of systematically capturing data and storing it in a content addressed storage for best possible secured/long term retention's.  

Archiving common Stake holders are 

Management - to address organization wide data management

Compliance team - for risk mitigation

Operations team - for data accessibility

Risk Team - for data policy violations

Legal teams - to ensure data is free of any legal compromise and lawsuits  

Operations is the one who followed of archives because it belongs to the operation. should be consistent

   to every part of archiving there is a key to be show about the exact doc that we archiving. it's not   necessary to follow except if the operation or administration dep. recommended with specific way or names of the headlines for each doc that we are archive.  

Professional side it is full the responsibility of Administration and most of the companies doing also the same way in my knowledge.