Managing Government Records

Enterprise Information Governance in Four Dimensions

Compliance is a reaction to both internal and external requirements. Compliance requirements can best be met by modifying an organization's current RIM state into a more compliant state. A first step in this process is to design a customized strategic information management plan and roadmap. One key objective of this process is to transfer information management design from the vendor back to the client. The SIM plan ...more »

Submitted by sm.mccollum in Feb 2012

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Government-wide Framework

"Creating a Government wide records management framework that is more efficient and cost effective" (Presidential Memorandum-Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (i).)

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Enabling Agencies to Fulfill Missions

"Promoting records management policies and practices that enhance the capability of agencies to fulfill their statutory missions" (Presidential Memorandum - Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (ii).)

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Accountability through Documentation

"Maintaining accountability through documentation of agency actions" (Presidential Memorandum - Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (iii).)

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Open Government and Access

"Increasing open Government and appropriate public access to Government records" (Presidential Memorandum - Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (iv).)

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Agency Compliance Support

"Supporting agency compliance with applicable legal requirements related to the preservation of information relevant to litigation" (Presidential Memorandum - Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (v).)

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Transitioning to Digital

"Transitioning from paper-based records management to electronic records management where feasible" (Presidential Memorandum - Managing Government Records Sec. 3 (vi).)

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