Category: Universal Electronic Records Management Requirements

An Open Letter to Wendy McLain, President, ARMA International on the Eve of InfoCon 2022

October 11, 2022

Dear Ms. McLain, During the latter half of 2010 it became clear to me that ARMA International had become intent on turning its back on its longtime members and joining the Big Tech community’s war on the records management discipline. As a dedicated career records management professional who recognized how vitally important our fiduciary relationship … More An Open Letter to Wendy McLain, President, ARMA International on the Eve of InfoCon 2022

Next Generation Records Management Comes to the US Federal Government – Part II

March 30, 2018

In this post from last December, I commented on NARA’s release of their Universal Electronic Records Management Requirements and suggested that it was the beginning of the government’s steady march toward implementing next generation records management solutions across the Federal government.   In January, NARA moved another step forward by creating its Electronic Records Management … More Next Generation Records Management Comes to the US Federal Government – Part II

Next Generation Records Management Comes to the US Federal Government

December 11, 2017

Even the most vigilant observer of records management trends could be forgiven for not noticing, but over the last year or so, a revolution has come to Federal agency records management. This revolution has been a long time coming and the seeds of change were probably first planted more than seven years ago with the … More Next Generation Records Management Comes to the US Federal Government