Records management, like medicine, is not the most exciting thing, but it’s
absolutely necessary for the federal government considering how many
records it generates – and so it’s critical that this information is kept
organized. Right now, the challenge for the government is transitioning
from paper to digital records.

To address this issue, several nonprofits recently announced the formation
of a group called the Coalition for Public Sector Information Governance
Leadership to provide assistance to the federal government in modernizing
their records management systems. Liz Icenogle, one of the records
management experts involved in the new coalition, spoke with Christopher
Dorobek for the DorobekINSIDER about how they’ll tackle the federal
government’s records. Icenogle is the Director of Government Affairs at
ARMA International, a membership association concentrating on information
management.

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