Thursday, January 17, 2008
Westin Arlington Gateway
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) deployed an enterprise electronic records management system over a 23-week period in 2006. the session focuses on strategy for rollout and communication, user training, and resulting cultural adjustments. Learn how GAO integrated its simplified big bucket functional retention schedule into the system design. Discover the obstacles encountered and lessons learned in a lively discussion with the project leaders, Carol Brock, CRM, Records Officer for GAO and Cheryl Smith, CRM of NetSmith.
2 comments:
I was curious if you could expand on this comment a bit:
"Learn how GAO integrated its simplified big bucket functional retention schedule into the system design."
Is this an Agency-specific schedule that cites NARA GRS specific periods, or is it comepletely independent of the GRS? Iknow that NARA is in the process of revising many of it's schedules, but they are also leaning towards a desire for Agencies to develop their own indepoendent schedules and rely less on the NARA-mandated periods in the GRS, yet all Agencies must still have their schedules approved by NARA.
How does this big bucket functional schedlue fit into this scheme?
I cannot elaborate as this is merely a meeting announcement for NCC AIIM. You would have to go to the meeting this Thursday to know more. Click on the link for more information about the meeting.
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