I work as a records analyst for the State Archives of North Carolina, and I also serve on the Records Management Roundtable for the Society of American Archivists.  In the latter capacity, I have begun posting reviews of open source tools for records management, based on the list generated by NARA<https://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/prmd/open-source-tools-for-records-mgmt-report.pdf>.  My first post was about Duplicate Files Finder<https://saarmrt.wordpress.com/2016/03/25/duplicate-files-finder/>.

I am interested in getting feedback from this community about two things:

*         Have you used any of these open source tools in your institution?  If so, did you have good or bad results (or some of both)?

*         Are there any of these tools that you are especially interested in having me review?  I'd appreciate any guidance you might offer to help me prioritize my reviews.

The Records Management Roundtable is interested in encouraging conversations about these open source solutions, and you are welcome to respond to me via the listserv, at the e-mail address below, or by commenting on our blog<https://saarmrt.wordpress.com/>.  Thanks in advance for your feedback on this project.


Courtney Bailey
Records Analyst
Government Records Section
Division of Archives and Records
North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources

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