Karry,
Start simple. I'm currently enrolled in Advance Records/Mgmnt course. First,
which has been mentioned is a retention schedule. If your company has
different depts, talk to them, they would have all the details of how they
think and sort things. Making inventory lists with dept in mind. we are
working out of two books; authors David Stephens, Randolph Kahn/Barclay
Blair. They comply with ARMA. Hopefully it helps.

Aloha

Sue

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 6:59 AM, Karry M. Jones <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I guess this is newbie week.  I have just been given the responsibility of
> maintaining the records tracking process for my company.  In case it
> matters, one thing I'll be doing is maintaining the retrieval/transfer of
> records to Iron Mountain.  This would include items such as accounting
> records and pertinent data from contracts with other companies. I've been
> given a workflow diagram with a tiny narrative and that's about it.   I see
> many available publications but am not sure how to discriminate the good
> from the mediocre.  Any suggestions for favorite books or other sources of
> information?
>
> Much thanks in advance for any direction,
>
> Karry
>
>
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