Colloquium 3 AgendaColloquium 3 – Technology
Accelerating positive change in electronic records management
Tackling the Process Issues Together
24 September
2009, The Merchants' Hall, Edinburgh
22 Hanover
Street, Edinburgh EH2 2EP
http://www.merchantshall.co.uk
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"RM is something that should be done not something that can be bought and installed." -
(Participant in AC+erm e-Delphi Study)
· How are we tackling the technology issues/aspects of managing e-records? · Have we got it right? · Are you searching for new approaches/ideas? · Do you want to contribute to finding solutions and further test some project 'tools'?
This free event shares the latest results of a major evidence-based research project taking a strategic approach to accelerating positive change in electronic records management. Discover what you can adopt from the experience of different stakeholders in different disciplines, sectors and countries. Compare your approach and contribute your knowledge and experience to extend the findings. Try out some of the tools being developed in the project and share your views.
· Are you a records/information professional in search of solutions to managing e-records? · Are you a manager wanting to make effective use of your organisation’s information assets? · Are you an IT specialist wanting to implement ERM systems and demonstrate their success? · Are you an employee who wants systems designed to meet your needs and be easy to use?Then this meeting is a chance for you to learn, influence, share, benchmark and contribute to the challenge of positive change in managing our e-information assets by taking part in a series of discussion forums. Take away fresh insights and benefit from trans-disciplinary and cross-sectoral perspectives and expertise.
The discussion of solutions to technological issues will focus on five selected topics:
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Approaches to e-Records Management (ERM) (e.g. stand-alone EDRMS, embedding RM in line of business systems)
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Trade-offs in ERM implementation
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Technical aspects of ERM (e.g. compatibility, customisation, usability)
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Automation of records management processes
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Cloud computing and ERM
Our research is focused on electronic records management, not records managers, and on the perspectives of all stakeholders who create and use records. So consider bringing another colleague with you to the meeting or recommending to them that they attend in their own right. For example, if you are a records professional, perhaps someone on your implementation project group, an IT or super-user colleague with whom you have liaised, a senior manager who has expressed an interest, or a lunch-time companion whose ideas on technology in the workplace or in the wider world appeal to you or make you think.
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