Sitemap - 2024 - Meta-IRM
How to make aggregate record destruction processes work in structured data systems
Records management practice and the economics of alternatives.
Being very careful making promises about the value of records management.
How to remove archival compliance as a problem, and get adequate funding for your records program.
Understanding the data layer for records people and where it will take us - if we embrace it
Data-fit concepts of record - information, application-interface, record, data - in that order.
The records quality principle everyone forgets
How much unique information is in your records?
Unifying records and data - how to start
The biggest question I can think of in records (or why we might have it all backwards)
The records skill that we're not using and that businesses want
What sort of cycle is your records program in?
Let's stop with the narrative that poor records management leads to bad things.
Making records something that organisations want to buy, independent of legislation.
The authority problem that copilot (and others) will reveal with our records.
Ensuring that when we do records management, we remember the game we're actually playing.
The best thinking in records - where have you found yours?
Minimising vs managing records
Records - the dangers of treating it as a practice.
Reactive and Proactive records and how much of what gets recorded is actually valuable?
Why the obsession with lifecycle and disposition in records?
Dealing with quantity and quality problems in records and business
Tension in records - consistency vs variety
Who your records practice is for, and what that means for your program.
Records and the difference between 20 years of experience and experiencing the same year 20 times