This FAQ complements the Guidelines linked above, and is regularly updated. If there is a particular issue related to records management that you feel has not been addressed below, please feel free to ...

Records management polices directly impact the effectiveness of an organization's day-to-day operations. Without control, records have the potential to raise operating costs and expose organizations ...

Each department is responsible for determining how long to retain its records. The Office of the Registrar recommends following the guidelines set by SUNY and the American Association of Collegiate ...

Forty-eight percent of workers struggle to find files, 45 percent of SMBs still use paper, and e-signatures can boost close ...

Businesses often keep records of their operations, including client information. Records managers routinely encounter challenges that can present an ethical crisis, such as improper disclosure, ...

Records Management Training is assigned to those designated as Department Records Managers at Willamette. The Department Records Managers are responsible for documenting the types of records ...

With the growing importance of compliance and eDiscovery issues for many companies, it might be time to consider deploying a records management system. Chances are that your company already uses some ...

Concordia's Records Classification and Retention Plan (RCRP) states how long records must be kept and their final disposition toward meeting legal, fiscal, administrative, and historical values.

College records, regardless of format, serve a variety of administrative, legal, and fiscal needs for the personnel in the offices that originally created and used them. These records must be managed ...