Records Management Journal: Volume 19 Issue 1

From memory to digital record: Personal heritage and archive use in the twenty‐first century

Nick Barratt

The purpose of this paper is to add a personal commentary on the trends of the archiving industry over the last four years; examine the impact of the internet on archives and…

Managing records, making knowledge and good governance

Stephen Harries

This paper aims to stimulate debate on the future development of records management, especially in the public sector, in the context of challenges from modernisation of government…

A comparison of MoReq and SÄHKE metadata and functional requirements

Pekka Henttonen

The article compares MoReq and Finnish SÄHKE specifications to see their differences and similarities. Both MoReq and SÄHKE set requirements to functionality and metadata of ERM…

Achieved and tangible benefits: lessons learned from a landmark EDRMS implementation

Linda Wilkins, Paula M.C. Swatman, Duncan Holt

Entering the twenty‐first century, burgeoning information management needs in both the private and public sectors are pushing adoption of automated records management systems…

The human side of ERMS: an Icelandic study

Johanna Gunnlaugsdottir

The purpose of this paper is to present the findings of a research conducted in Iceland during the period 2001‐2005 and in 2008 on how employees view their use of Electronic…

National Occupational Standards: Information and Library Services, Archives Services and Records Management

The Revolution Will Not Be Downloaded. Dissent in the Digital Age

Susannah Hanlon

Managing the Crowd: Rethinking Records Management for the Web 2.0 World

International Research on Permanent Authentic Records in Electronic Systems (InterPARES) 2: Experiential, Interactive and Dynamic Records

Editorial

Julie McLeod