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J. McLeod
On being part of the solution, not the problem: taking a proportionate approach to managing records
Executive Office of the President
Managing government records directive
S. Orr (2008)
The development of records management at the European Central BankRecords Management Journal, 18
(The) White House
Promoting efficient spending
National Archives and Records Administration
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J. McLeod (2012)
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(The) White House
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to review the recent initiatives by the US Federal Government to put in place a robust and comprehensive framework and programme to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of managing Federal records and consider the wider scalability and applicability of the approach. Design/methodology/approach – This paper examines the context, the supporting documents and the framework and analyses the extent to which the approach can be applied to organizations in general. Findings – While very few organizations will have the authority and the resources available to the US Federal Government, the overall framework and its various elements provide a good, concise and up to date guide, irrespective of an organization's size. Research limitations/implications – The analysis is a personal assessment of the US Federal Government approach. Practical implications – It is hoped that the opinion piece gives food for thought, encouragement to hard pressed professionals to give some time to stepping back and reviewing their activity and highlights some useful, up to date resources. Originality/value – The opinion piece provides an analysis of a major and current records management initiative.
Records Management Journal – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 22, 2013
Keywords: Records management; Government records; United States of America; Government policy
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