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Records Management and Data Management: Closing the Gap
John McDonaldThe other day I was at a meeting with several government officials to discuss the establishment of a retention, conservation and disposition schedule for a large, complex…
The Rate for the Job
G. Raymond GouldFor most people, an income, in cash or kind, is an essential part of life. For those in employment this means a salary or wage, commensurate with the responsibility and skills…
Records Management in a Pharmaceutical Environment
A.M. ChalmersIt is well known that the pharmaceutical industry produces enormous amounts of documentation for research, development and commercial purposes, some of it governed by legislation…
Patterns of Information Systems in Nigeria
G.O. AlegbeleyeAn important reason for the wide gap between developed countries such as the USA, Japan, the Federal Republic of Germany and Britain on the one hand and those like Nigeria on the…
‘Loose Leaves’
Veronica DaviesTo be asked to write a column for the Records Management Journal is an exciting prospect. I intend to pick up and air relevant and pertinent changes and developments in the…
Managing the Information on IT: No Crystal Balls — Surviving the Unpredictable IT Future
Ralph CornesOne difficulty in planning IT applications is the speed with which new technology invalidates the plans. Planning would be difficult enough if it were possible to visualise the…
ISSN:
0956-5698Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Elizabeth Lomas
- Sarah R Demb, MLIS