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Global Dynamics, a multinational corporation with offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, is implementing a new global records management system to manage records related to the entire product lifecycle, from research and development to marketing and sales. The company handles both physical and digital records, including design documents, customer contracts, and regulatory filings. Each region has its own set of regulations, language requirements, and existing technological infrastructure. To ensure effective records management and compliance across all regions, the company needs to establish a metadata schema that is both globally consistent and locally adaptable.\n\nWhich of the following approaches would best balance the need for global interoperability with the need to accommodate local variations in metadata requirements for both physical and digital records within Global Dynamics?
Develop a core metadata schema based on ISO 23081, allowing for controlled extensions at the regional level, governed by a central metadata registry and regular audits.
Enforce a single, standardized metadata schema across all regions, ignoring local variations to ensure maximum interoperability and simplify data management.
Allow each region to develop its own independent metadata schema based on local regulations and requirements, without any central coordination or standardization.
Focus solely on digital records metadata, as physical records are being phased out, and implement a single schema for digital records while ignoring metadata for physical records.

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