Conference Reviews by Michael Steemson
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The nightmare gap from Dynamic Compound e-records A 2000 RMAA convention review: Australian software company boss Tony Poynton scares recordkeepers with a warning about the hidden dangers of dynamic compound documents.
Face it: e-Biz is here to stay and it's making records!
Recordkeepers dip a toe into e-Commerce, and discover some pretty chilling prospects. A review of the 2000 conference of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) branch of the RMAA.
Federal, State & local offices grab RM tenets, software for 21st Century
Australia's public sector is getting the message and turning to home-grown RM software and Standard AS4390 for guidance, 1999 Darwin convention hears.
The Email Policy question
Workshop delegates from public and private sector organisations debate the question "Where, if anywhere, are our organisational business processes vulnerable for lack of email policy?" and make some startling discoveries.
"RM almost dead! Long live Knowledge Management," says
software chief
Shock for RMAA's 1998 Brisbane conference as Australian RM software company boss forecasts records management's demise in five years.
Battle for the status of the National Archives of New Zealand goes public
The 1998 annual conference of the Archives and Records Association of New Zealand openly debates its two-year campaign to stop the submergence of the N.Z. National Archives into a Government business unit.
Selling Records Management: We have got a lot to learn
World information managers point up the challenge that's staring professionals in the face - a review of the RMS-IRMC's Edinburgh conference in April, 1998.
Now you are Go! for Electronic Document Management.
Michael Steemson's message to the delegates of an EDM conference he chaired in Wellington, N.Z., in December, 1997.
Confident Australian Records Managers pick up the Challenges of the Future.
A sharp focus on the Records Management Association of Australia's Perth conference in September, 1997.
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