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9781856043700

Managing Records

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  • ISBN13:

    9781856043700

  • ISBN10:

    1856043703

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-12-01
  • Publisher: Facet Pub

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Summary

This step-by-step handbook for both records managers and librarians covers both paper and electronic materials. Chapters include: understanding records management; analyzing your record keeping needs; designing a system to meet those needs; creating and capturing records; setting retention and disposal criteria; maintaining records and assuring integrity; providing access and controlling use; practical business and managerial issues.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Editorial note x
Introduction xi
Why keep records? xi
Why is good records management important? xii
How can this book help? xiii
Understanding records management
1(29)
Defining the key terms in records management
1(4)
The life of the record
5(5)
Records as evidence and as sources of information
10(3)
Records, documents and data
13(4)
Records management and related disciplines
17(3)
Managing paper and electronic records: the hybrid environment
20(2)
Records management programmes, systems and standards
22(5)
Managing the life of the record
27(3)
Analysing the context for records management
30(42)
Using analytical techniques
31(4)
The organization and its environment
35(6)
Understanding organizational cultures and structures
41(8)
Understanding organizational systems, functions and activities
49(8)
Analysing and modelling systems
57(7)
Elementary and aggregated records
64(2)
Surveying records and records management systems
66(4)
From analysis to implementation
70(2)
Classifying records and documenting their context
72(29)
Understanding the context of records
72(2)
Designing a classification scheme
74(7)
Organizing and classifying records in paper-based systems
81(5)
The architecture of a paper records system
86(3)
Metadata for paper records
89(2)
Classifying electronic records
91(8)
Classifying records in hybrid systems
99(2)
Creating and capturing records
101(45)
Principles of records creation and capture
102(3)
Creating records
105(3)
Capturing records into a records management system
108(4)
Ensuring that records are captured systematically
112(2)
Capturing records of routine processes
114(1)
Capturing records of creative processes
115(9)
Capturing information products in a records management system
124(3)
Capturing data records and datasets
127(1)
Capturing dynamic digital objects
128(2)
Registering records
130(4)
Assigning unique identifiers
134(4)
Assigning metadata
138(8)
Managing appraisal, retention and disposition
146(27)
The need for retention controls
146(1)
The development of appraisal: theory and practice
147(6)
Appraisal strategy: a framework for decision making
153(2)
Appraisal criteria
155(7)
Documenting and applying retention decisions
162(4)
Reviewing retention decisions after the creation of records
166(3)
Retention of `legacy' records
169(1)
Disposition
170(1)
Quality control and documentation
171(2)
Maintaining records and assuring their integrity
173(43)
Storage systems for paper records
173(2)
Establishing and managing a records centre
175(7)
Options for electronic records
182(1)
Managing archives
183(1)
Selecting and using storage media and equipment
184(4)
Storage location control
188(2)
Conversion to an alternative medium
190(4)
Preserving electronic records over time
194(7)
Protecting records against loss, misplacement or alteration
201(7)
Threats and hazards: risk assessment and reduction
208(1)
Business continuity planning
209(7)
Providing access
216(30)
Meeting the needs of users
216(5)
Approaches to retrieval
221(18)
Confidentiality and rights of access
239(3)
Managing external access to records
242(1)
Archival services
243(3)
Implementing records management: practical and managerial issues
246(24)
Getting started
246(3)
Developing records management programmes and systems
249(17)
Maintaining the impetus
266(2)
Recording records management
268(2)
Conclusion
270(3)
Appendix A Bibliography and sources of further information
273(22)
Records management websites
273(1)
General works in print
274(2)
Journals
276(1)
Selected further reading on specific topics
277(18)
Appendix B Select list of national and international standards
295(4)
Appendix C Professional organizations for records managers in English-speaking countries
299(4)
Index 303

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