For some reason I seem to remember back in the 1990's that ISO 9000 stated
something about a systematic approach.  I had a great discussion at the time
with another CRM and settled the discussion by looking the word up in the
dictionary.  I haven't seen the terms as shown by Larry, but I believe in
the approach.


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Subject: Re: [RM] Familiar with this terminology?

Larry Medina wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with the use of the terms
>
> "Systematic Records Management" or 
>
> "Systematic Records Management Program"
>
>
> I understand the words and what they mean, but not in this construct.
>
> I'm familiar with the concept of the '...systematic control of recorded
> information...', but haven't regularly seen the terms above used in this
manner.
>
> Larry
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Larry,

Probably came from Robeck & Brown: "Records management is the 
application of _systematic_ and scientific controls to recorded 
information required in the operation of an organization's business."  
Dick KIng, University of Arizona

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