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ARMA in the NewsARMA International is dedicated to promoting the profession of records and information management. In today's competitive marketplace, being good isn't enough. You have to be better. Better business demands better records and information management. Organizations are bombarded with new and changing regulations, escalating litigation costs associated with e-discovery, threats to their data's security and clients' privacy, and the challenge of training employees enterprise-wide. Here you’ll find select articles and interviews featuring ARMA International as a professional resource. For more information, contact: E-Mail, the Workplace and the Electronic Paper Trail Comply or Die: Data Disposition Must Be a Priority This article addresses data issues that all industries are facing but it overlooks the importance of including records and information management departments. Click the link below to read the comments from Cynthia Launchbaugh, director of marketing at ARMA International. What Happens to My Personal Info My Employer Has? This Associated Press article answers the question of what to do about your personal information when you leave your employer. Kevin Joerling, senior manager, RIM standards and records management at ARMA International, provides a list of questions each human resources department should be able to answer about record-keeping and disposal. The article was also featured in:
Will Keeping Old E-Mail Put You at Risk? In response to the article “Will Keeping Old E-Mail Put You at Risk?” posted in Network World on April 24, Kevin Joerling of ARMA International responded. Click here and scroll down to read his comment, "It's About Content." Great Resources and Contacts: ARMA International This article featured in the ALSP Update recognizes ARMA International as an organization that litigation support professionals can come to for useful information and informs readers of all the resources that are made available by ARMA International. Top Ten Key Questions (and Answers) for Navigating Records and Information Management HR.com – March 5, 2008 Legal/Law News Blog – March 6, 2008 The ARMA International Cobalt Award Secure Destruction Business – October 10, 2007 The Information Management Digest – 2007 Text Messaging and the Importance of a Records Retention Policy Organizations need to reexamine and include all messaging systems, including text messaging, in their plan for records retention. This article uses ARMA International as a resource to help organizations develop compliant records management programs. Five Easy Pieces of Records Management for Compliance Officers Julie Gable, author and member of ARMA International, explains five things that all compliance officers should know about records management in her article for Regulations-Daily. With all of the changing regulations, these five easy pieces of information are important for compliance programs and the officers who lead them. Reboot Your Records Retention Strategy With the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in place, having a poor records retention practice can become costly for many organizations. This article, featuring Kevin Joerling, senior manager of standards and records management at ARMA International, details the importance of a good records retention strategy. Finders, Keepers This is an interview between the IT-Finance Connection and Kevin Joerling, senior manager of standards and records management at ARMA International. This interview focuses on the increase in legal regulations for organizations and the importance of records management professionals within these organizations. Best Practices for Document Destruction Although many companies have become aware of the importance of information and how to deal with it, they are still struggling with how to cope with large volumes of records and what to keep and what to get rid of. This article quotes Kevin Joerling, senior manager of standards and records management at ARMA International, while explaining the need for a best practice in document destruction. Archives |
