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We think that the value of records, and it capacity to improve findability are self-evident. How many records programs fail to get funding because of vague promises to improve performance?Thanks for reading Meta-IRM! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.

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The thing about real fines, is that they cut through a lot of boundaries. Under the new privacy regulations, people are going to fines that actually…

Mar 27

Episode 12 of the podcast is out! If you’d rather get it via a podcast aggregator, the links are in the notes for the youtube video. What other…

Mar 26

This is just something that I've noticed over the last few years. We're expecting someone to come and save us - and make people do the right…

Mar 26

If you had to just choose one of these statements - "So that we have the records" "So that we have high quality records" Which would you choose?Thanks…

Mar 25

For the last 50 years (and longer), we've had structured data systems. Somehow, as a profession, we still pretend that these aren't records…

Mar 24

We've all been told that we have to focus on WIIFM when we're talking to people about records management (What's In It For Me?). The problem with WIIFM…

Mar 22

Almost every risk program uses the basic idea of risk magnitude and risk frequency to make decisions about how seriously the organisation should take…

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