Records & Information Management Executive Briefing

  • Course Description
  • Objectives
  • Audience

Records & Information Management Executive Briefing: Course Description

Lorson Resources Limited offers a customized Executive Briefing for Business Executives, Government Heads of Department and Senior Managers in sessions ranging from:

  • Half-Day to One-Day

Records & Information Management Executive Briefing: Objectives

The program shall feature such subject material including:An Introduction to Records Management and Tried-and-Proven Strategies for Developing or Strengthening Organization-Wide Records Management Programs:

  • Overview of the development of organization-wide records management programs
  • Compliance requirements (FRCP, Fed Rules of Evidence, SOX, HIPAA, Others)
  • Implications of Sarbanes-Oxley for worldwide government, private, or other organizations
  • Why "the time for excuses is over" and why quality records management is now essential
  • The "business case" for organization-wide centrally-managed records management programs
  • Why the "future of records management is largely digital (electronic)
  • Recommended scope, elements, and content for organization-wide RM programs
  • The need to establish the "critical relationships" (IT, legal, admin services, archives, others)
  • Elements of successful digital/electronic records management programs
  • Securing the support of all management and personnel at all levels
  • Specific steps to be taken to establish, strengthen, and manage quality RM programs including:
    • Documenting the current records management situation
    • Securing senior management commitment and support for quality RM programs
    • The necessity for an "executive champion" or champions
    • The roles and value of a senior-level "records management strategic planning group"
    • Establishing the leadership for organization-wide programs (a "records manager")
    • Selecting the appropriate places in organizational structures for RM programs
    • The necessity of designating "records coordinators" within operating units
    • The functions and merits of a standing "records management committee"
  • The importance of developing and maintaining a "records management intranet website"
  • The necessity of close working relationships between IT and Records Management
  • The value of "executive briefings" and "staff briefings" to maintain quality RM programs
  • Managing e-mail and the importance of implementing "e-records software" systems
  • The need for and value of "preliminary file purges" to eliminate excess paper records
  • RM's "essential diagnostic step"-taking and maintaining "records surveys/inventories"
  • Why "managing records retention" is critical today (compliance, defensibility, economics)
  • Developing and implementing legally-valid records retention programs
  • What are "state-of-the-art filing systems for paper records?"
  • The roles of "imaging" (microfilm imaging and digital imaging) in records management
  • Vital records identification/protection for business & government continuation and protection
  • Managing inactive records internally-and the benefits of "outsourcing"
  • Implementation of records management software (RM "unifying systems of organizations")
  • Meeting the "archives needs" of organizations for electronic, paper, and other records
  • Resources about professional records and information management

 

Records & Information Management Executive Briefing: Audience

Executive Briefings are customized and presented for the benefit of principal company decision makers including:

  • Senior Managers
  • CEO's
  • Senior IT Staff
  • Attorneys
  • Corporate Secretaries
  • Chief Information Officers
  • Chief Financial Officers
  • Senior Executives
  • Board Members
  • Primary Company Stakeholders

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