I’ve just spent the last two days helping an Australian government agency develop their web CMS requirements. As one might expect, the topic of recordkeeping came up, and how it should relate the CMS and intranet. I also had a long conversation at the end of the first day with the records manager, who is [...]
Categorised under: Document & records management, Information management
Also tagged: recordkeeping, records management
I provided a CMS short-list to a client today, just one of a number of CMS selection projects that we currently have underway. What made this different, however, was the requirement for integration between the CMS and TRIM, their records management system (RMS/EDRMS). Their needs were fairly straightforward: Take documents stored in the RMS, select [...]
Categorised under: Content management
Also tagged: content management systems, integration, recordkeeping, records management
Last week I met up with a former CIO of a local council in Queensland. We’ve done work together on-and-off over a number of years, and he’d recently moved into a new job in Sydney. He shared a number of stories about the work they’d been doing up in Queensland, and this one really stood [...]
Categorised under: Document & records management, Information management
Also tagged: recordkeeping, records management
Ganesh Vednere has written about the activities after a records management system has been implemented. To quote: So you’ve chosen the right records management (RM) package, got the smartest developers in your firm to design and develop the solution, and today you successfully went into production with the application. Lo and behold, it works! High [...]
Categorised under: Document & records management, Information management
Also tagged: edrms, records management, rm