Hi all,

I am doing some work around the above and wonder whether anyone has any
views on the Records Continuum model versus the records lifecycle model.
I would also be interested in any active models devised to vision the
former theory into some form of practice, beyond mere acceptance.  If
anyone is interested in this and wants to know more stick "Frank Upward"
in a search engine.

Paul Dodgson
Leicestershire County Council
UK



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