Increased use of the web now means that we have access to and see much more information much more quickly than in the past. While there is a good deal of valuable information “out there”, there is also a substantial amount of misinformation or information that is not sufficiently complete or accurate. Records and Information [...]
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R.I.M. – A Profession or an Industry?
January 20th, 2008
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Is Records and Information Management a profession, or is it an industry? I suspect that the answer depends largely on your perspective. Some of us who happen to be vendors, those who supply practitioners with the software, hardware, services and materials needed to function might view it as both profession and industry. According to the [...]
What Has ARMA International Been Up To In Education?
January 14th, 2008
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As a member of the ARMA Board, I’m often asked about what “ARMA is doing”. Hopefully, for those who land on this site, some of what I’m summarizing here will help answer that question, in so far as education is concerned. I’ll deal with additional areas of ARMA International activity in subsequent postings. Hopefully, those [...]
ARMA Strategic Plan
January 4th, 2008
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Happy 2008! I’m going to try something new for me that others have attempted as well – a blog. Hopefully, as I continue to be involved with ARMA International and with Records and Information Management (R.I.M.), this blog will prove useful for my continuing education and will be useful to those who regard our endeavor [...]
First Posting – Open Discussion
July 25th, 2007
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This will serve as my first posting….. As a Director on the ARMA International Board of Directors, I have a great interest in learning more about what others think about a wide variety of Records and Information Management topics. I’ll do some posting regarding some of the issues of the day, as they relate to [...]
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