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Steve,

What reasons were you given for the resistance from management?  Are they
concerned with the funding, ease of use, concern that it will affect the
productivity of the company?

Linda Buss

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From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Steve Petersen
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 6:58 AM
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Subject: [RM] Doc Mgt/Sharepoint Data tagging

I've been asked to benchmark the list for information on what's being done 
in regard to tagging of documents in Document Mgt systems today.

Some background :
My company is currently working on a project to begin capturing electronic 
records in an ERM and are being told that DM is off-limits- at least for 
now.  It will take a major shift in thinking for us to start including 
capture closer to creation than declaring it a record.  I'd like to at 
least push for some basic mandatory metadata capture and some consistent 
classification of documents entered into the current DM/collaboration 
software (Sharepoint/Teamspace).  Even though we're collecting 
metadata/classifying in a random and inconsistent manner now I'm being 
told this request will not fly with management and could jeopardize the 
entire project moving forward.   I related how it will increase the 
transparency/ease of record declaration at a later date and increase usage 
of the system by employees and while team members agree it is needed it 
still won't fly. 

I'd like to be able to show that there are other companies currently 
requiring at least some consistent and mandatory classification/metadata 
collection being done. 

There was a thread in the ARMA forum that has died so I turn to the 
expertise of the list.

Thanks in advance

Steve Petersen CRM
Records Manager
Rockwell Collins Inc
319.295.5244

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