Records Management Journal: Volume 32 Issue 2

Recordkeeping culture in Switzerland: the impact of language and communication on the success of recordkeeping initiatives

Viviane Frings-Hessami, Gillian Oliver

Records management has been heavily influenced by practice in English-speaking countries but is often seen as a foreign import in non-Anglophone countries. This study aims to…

Electronic health records using a resource advantage theory perspective: an interdisciplinary literature review

Amit Malhan, Ila Manuj, Lou Pelton, Robert Pavur

Warren Buffett asserted that the greatest issue confronting American business and the economy is rising health-care costs, which have risen to 17% of gross domestic product…

Competing with artificial intelligence – can the records and information management profession withstand the challenge?

Sherry Li Xie, Li Siyi, Ruohua Han

To report on a study that focused on the records and information management (RIM) profession’s competencies with respect to the development of AI.

Applying bounded rationality to information disposition: development of a risk/reward heuristic

Salvador P. Barragan

This paper aims to examine the implications of applying Herbert Simon’s bounded rationality to records and information management (RIM) and the possibility that a risk/reward…

Job satisfaction among career record personnel in the Ghana civil service: a case study

Juliana Kesewaa Ansong, Noah Darko-Adjei

Good records management and effective employees contribute greatly to the success of every organization. Like any other employees, records personnel need to be satisfied with…

The state of digital records preservation in South Africa’s public sector in the 21st century: a literature review

Mpubane Emanuel Matlala, Thandukwazi Richman Ncube, Steven Parbanath

This study aims to assess the status of the digital records preservation practices in the South African public sector at the national department level. It set out to establish to…