so-soInformation was fine if a bit boring. Focus was a bit too much on corporate and government records, which is less applicable to me. A new edition just came out that is likely to be more updated, but I was already almost finished with this.
“The MAS [Master of Archival Studies at the University of British Columbia] program is designed to nurture a distinctive disciplinary and professional identity while fostering alliances with other disciplines, partnerships with other departments and faculties at home and in other universities worldwide, and collaboration with other professions. The prestige it has acquired over the years has proven the validity of such an approach.”
“With competing organizational resources and priorities, raising the visibility of and communicating RIM program development with senior management, decision-makers, and other stakeholders can be challenging. Risk management process components are designed to proactively uncover RIM risks dimensions and promote a risk-aware culture.”
“The application of Lean practices in a real-world records management environment created great opportunities for team building and continuous process improvement in several processes of the operational records program.”
“The UW-Madison Records Management Program will continue to educate employees regarding their responsibility for management of records and best practices.”
One of these terms is not like the others... I guess there‘s no telling what you‘ll find indexed in a records management textbook!
So this one time I thought my 12 page mid-term paper was due a week from today, when it is in fact due... today. Eek! I just wrote 3 pages, but I've got to go in to work and get my text books before I can go any further... it's going to be a long day!
Spending my weekend doing Records Management homework... so ready to be done with grad school!
Records and Information Management, Second Edition | 
