Expected learning outcomes
- Understand the implications of new legisation on records management and guide the organisation to becoming compliant
- Create a strategic plan for a records improvement process
- Align the records management programme to the corporate goals and objectives
- Provide input into the the Entrprise Content Management initiatives of the organisation.
- Prepare the organisation for Information Governance, beyond IT Governance
- Assist the organisation in balancing the needs for Privacy versus Accessibility of records
- Lead the process for managing social media as records where appropriate.
- Make informed decisions as to whether the "Cloud" is a suitable repository for organisational records
- Look beyond traditional "File Plan" thinking and start developing value-based records classification schemes
- Inform the organisation of the pros and cons of Sharepoint as a records management system.
Who should attend?
- Records Managers
- Information Governance professionals
- Departmental managers responsible for Records Management
- IT staff responsible for records management
- Representatives from National and Provincial Archives
- Representatives from watchdog organisations responsible for Industry Governance
Course modules and outline
Current legislative impacts on records management
- The Protection of Personal Information Bill
- King III and the implications for records management
- The New Companies Act
Strategic Planning and Management for Records and Archive Services
- Identify the Corporate Drivers facing the organisation
- Determine the key management issues facing document and records management
- Conducting an audit/maturity assessment
- Creating a roadmap based on the audit findings
- Implement a Records Management programme
- Create a change and communications management plan
Beyond basic Electronic Records – critical issues to consider
- Long-term preservation
- Metadata
- File naming
- File formats
- Storage facilities and procedures
- Digital media
- Evaluation of records management systems
- Digital imaging
- E-mail management
- Web content management
- Electronic and advanced electronic signatures
Information Governance (Beyond Records management, Risk and Security)
- Information Governance and Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles (GARP)
- Records management in relation to other enterprise initiatives
- Conversion of paper documents and records to electronic files
- Records Management
- Content / Knowledge Management
- Collaboration / Work-flow engines
- Version control o Electronic forms management
Transparency and Records Management
- Transparency implications for records and information management
- Records Management as a tool for establishing transparency and accountability
- Records Management maturity levels
Managing Social Media Records
- Introduction
- Understanding Social Media
- Social Media as a record.
- Retention of Social Media communications
- Social media as a records management tool
- Managing Social media records using GARP principles
Managing Documents & Records in the Cloud
- Understanding “The Cloud”
- Different “Cloud” and deployment models
- Advantages and disadvantages of cloud storage
- Discussing the implications for records management
- Determining whether the cloud is right for your organisations records
- Key action steps
Business Classification Schemes
- What is a business classification scheme
- Integrating paper, electronic and e-mail classification schemes
- Extended file plan and metadata models
- Naming Conventions
Key course benefits
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