Hello, dear colleagues!

 

Sorry I haven't posted in a while. My university work has been non-stop, but
I'm back!

 


 <http://iradconsulting.com/wordpress/?p=134> The record is dead, long live
the record


Declarations by pundits that records are dead demonstrates ignorance of
records management, risk management, and eDiscovery. The problem is the
number of people attempting to practice records management without the
training. Accountants, lawyers, e-Discovery experts, content management
consultants, search & "taxonomy" consultants all claim to provide advice to
organizations on their "records." Most will advise the purchase of
technology without determining how the organization's current enterprise
architecture is stymying employees' ability, even when well-trained, to
follow policies regarding the management of information.

 

 <http://bit.ly/1n3Nc5A> http://bit.ly/1n3Nc5A

 

Best wishes,

Carol

 

Carol E.B. Choksy, PhD IGP CRM PMP

Information Governance Blog

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Indiana University, Bloomington

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