I still revert to "Association of Records Managers and Administrators"
myself if my lame attempts to say "information management professionals"
(which we used 1999-2001 - maybe longer) still leave the other person with a
blank stare.

Pat Franks




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Thank you Bill.  I find it funny that when I'm asked what ARMA stands for I
still have to say it is an association of
records managers and administrators.  Then I go into further detail with
something along the line of what Jesse said if
they have additional questions.  ARMA by itself isn't a word in my
dictionary.

Bob Dalton, CRM
Dalton Consulting



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Steve, the question isn't about a tag line. It is the meaning of the
association name. If it is official that "Association of Records Managers
and
Administrators" is no longer applicable, then I'd like to hear about it.
ARMA, International is great but we need clarification  when someone asks
what is the organizational meaning of ARMA without reciting a  paragraph
explanation basis for ARMA. Not  making a major issue but it  should be
clear and well
publicized so that we are properly identified in  articles and
presentations.

Have a fun weekend.

Bill Benedon

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