Records Management Journal: Volume 27 Issue 1

Survey research on tasks and competencies to inform records management education

Sarah A. Buchanan, Caroline Stratton, Yalin Sun, Ankita Chaudhary

The purpose of this paper is to report findings from research conducted to study the everyday work of information professionals, specifically records managers. This paper is a…

The impact of an IT governance framework on the internal control environment

Michele Rubino, Filippo Vitolla, Antonello Garzoni

The purpose of this paper is to analyze how an IT governance framework [Control Objectives for Information and related Technology (COBIT)] influences the control environment and…

Corporate governance and records management in private and public hospitals in Ghana

Kingsley Opoku Appiah, Kon-Naah Moomin Amos, Jebuni Bashiru, Palamin Habib Drammeh, Sharita Tuffour

This paper aims to explore the link between corporate governance and records management in hospitals in Ghana.

Embedding a records manager as a strategy for helping to positively influence an organization’s records management culture

Lynne Bowker, César Villamizar

This paper aims to explore the benefits of embedding a records manager into a team of university administrators to help them address their information management needs.

Managing electronic records across organizational boundaries: The experience of the Belgian federal government in automating investigation processes

Laurence Maroye, Seth van Hooland, Fiona Aranguren Celorrio, Sébastien Soyez, Bénédicte Losdyck, Odile Vanreck, Cécile de Terwangne

The purpose of this paper is to critically examine the reasons behind the relatively poor level of implementation of e-services. To this end, records management procedures in a…

The implementation of electronic recordkeeping systems: An exploratory study of socio-technical issues

Weimei Pan

This study aims to present the findings of the first phase of a project entitled Putting the “Fun” Back in “Functional”, which has been investigating the socio-technical issues…