Mike/Chris:

I tend to agree with Mike's view that being able to take your thoughts,
knowledge, and justifications, based on the needs presented, and organizing
the is most important.  I did not go out of my way to hunt for cases,
briefly looking at a few as I went through Robek.

Good Luck.

Tod

Tod Chernikoff, CRM
(Former ASRC Aerospace RIM)

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Subject: Re: CRM Exam Part 6

Seems Mr. Ferry may be looking through the wrong end of the telescope.
Instead of looking for cases, being sure that you know in some detail what
is needed to justify and create a records management program might be time
better spent. What do other CRMs suggest?

Best,
Mike



At 07:20 PM 4/17/2005, Christopher Ferry wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>After completing parts 1-5 of the CRM exam in November, I will be taking
>part 6 this May.
>
>I have been studying for the exam, but I have found a dearth of example
Case
>Studies presented in the same fashion as in the exam.
>
>I already have the National Pickle Administration example from the most
>recent ICRM guide for the exam.  Does anyone have any old example case
>studies?  I figure that the more questions I see, the more of a grasp of
the
>form (if not the content) of the test I will understand.
>
>Thank you in advance for your assistance.
>
>Christopher P. Ferry
>Records & Information Manager
>ASRC Aerospace Corp.
>US EPA Region 1
>Superfund Records & Information Center
>Boston, MA
>
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