Table of contents
The future of records management is not what it used to be
CARL NEWTONA penalty for longevity, personal or institutional, is the necessity to re‐think basic tenets every so often, least they become outworn shibboleths, a block to progress. Records…
Records Management in Australia: An Overview
CHERRYL SCHAUDER, JAY KENNEDYThe records management profession in Australia is currently in a period of substantial debate about its role and future directions. This paper gives a brief overview of the…
The Business Information Process in ASEAN
ROBERT L. BAILEYThis article looks at how the Far Eastern countries of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) practise records management. It outlines early and current influences…
Records Management in Africa: Old Problems, Dynamic New Solutions
ANNE THURSTONRecords management in Africa is increasingly influenced by two global developments: public service reform initiatives and computerisation. The national archival organisations…
All at C or What's in a name?
GRAHAM SOUTHWOODThis article begins by charting some of the key phases in the development of records management practice in central government in the United Kingdom in the last two decades. The…
Records Management in the USA
DOUG JOHNSONThis article begins with a brief history of Records Management in the United States of America. It then moves on to consider the question of access and protection to public…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Elizabeth Lomas
- Sarah R Demb, MLIS