Tag: Records Management

Check out the link below for their blog post as well as link to project website. https://around.uoregon.edu/content/work-underway-new-records-management-program

Description from registration site: Are organizations making sufficient progress in developing information governance (IG) programs? How can you determine if your...

Check out the blog post here about their amazing new feature.

Yes, the title is snarky! Recent records found in a landfill in 2020! Check out this story here.

“About seven or eight years ago, I came to the conclusion that I couldn’t support it anymore. And I couldn’t support it anymore because I knew that not only had I never seen one record in a production environment enter into a DOD-certified repository, I’ve never even seen any of those applications successfully deployed. So they’re empty.”

Big data is the backbone of modern business, but before it can be used, it has to be properly managed. Here's an overview of the ins and outs of data management.

The Data Protection Report provides thought leadership on emerging privacy, data protection and cybersecurity issues, and helps its readers proactively address risks and anticipate next steps in this crucial emerging field.

The ICRM has announced updates to exam parts and resources for passing the exam. Check out their exam...

By Jory Heckman | @jheckmanWFEDDecember 5, 2019 7:03 pm  3 min read Check out the article here where NARA's Arian Ravabakhsh...

Zasio discusses the impact of CCPA, GPS locations, banking information, and text messages on mobile devices. Further, Warren Bean, Sr. Sales...

“Being in the information age, the records field is genuinely exciting right now. There are really no limits to what your career path can be. I’ll never run out of things to do, to investigate or implement.”

RIM students can now use their credits to become a Certified Records Analyst (CRA) through the UoT program. Check out the...

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CALL FOR RESEARCHERS – TOPIC: THIRD PARTY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS

ARMA Infocon2019 was action-packed from start to finish.  Below are some highlights and other noteworthy moments from the conference. Excellent...

A large manufacturer of consumer products invests in new technology to record, store and analyze customer service calls. A key feature of the technology is that it uses machine learning and other forms of artificial intelligence to help the company track features of its communications with its customers and improve the customer service system. After a few years of operation, the company collects tens of thousands of hours of audio data. The company is sued regarding its consumer practices, and the plaintiffs issue document requests seeking all communications between the company and its customers regarding certain products. The general counsel seeks advice on the company’s obligations to produce the stored audio data and how best to review the data to identify responsive communications while limiting the costs.

By KAMARA DAUGHTRY Sunday, October 6, 2019 9:14AM California's Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has agreed to...

The UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights in the public interest, promoting openness by public bodies and data privacy...

by Cecil (CJ) John - August 21, 2019 Records management is one of four blockchain business initiatives that can...

Who pays the bill when the company declares bankruptcy? When a practitioner retires and/or meets an untimely death–who pays the RIM service invoice? What about the outstanding invoices when a practitioner closes a “single practitioner” office and joins a large consortium practice or medical school? As an example, who pays the invoice for those boxes of records sitting on a shelf in the record center (when he indicates he no longer needs them)?

A great article provided by our friend Jesse Wilkins at AIIM. Read here.

July 1, 2019 By Arian Ravanbakhsh, Posted In General, Senior Agency Official For Records Management Late last week, the Office of Management and...

The effect of the word permanent “is rarely pure and never simple” when it comes to records management....