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Records: Automated For Government
Let me do real
work, not paperwork!
Why do the work that machines can?
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AIIM’s Automating Records Management Training Shows You How! But first, a few things that illustrate how the
volume of information is making traditional records management methods fall short.
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The Data (and Records) Deluge Is Here
IDC claims that by 2020, we will have 50X more information than today.
Source: 2011 Digital Universe Study
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Why Should You Care? In Case You’ve Forgotten . . .
As President Obama said when he signed the Managing Government Records Memorandum on 11/28/11:“The current federal records management system is based on an outdated approach involving paper and filing cabinets. Today’s action will move the process into the digital age so the American public can have access to clear and accurate information about the decisions and actions of the Federal Government.” Source
NARA
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Plus, Deadlines!
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December 15, 2012 – Senior Agency Officials identified
December 31, 2013 – Transition plans in place December 31, 2014 – All employees trained December 31, 2016 – All email records
managed electronically December 31, 2019 – All electronic records
managed electronically
Deadlines
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Records-Management-As-Usual Won’t Get It Done
Who knows, IDC may be UNDER-estimating the 50X increase in information.
TheVolume Velocity VarietyOf this information laughs at attempts to manually manage records.
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Velocity Kills Manual ProcessesWhich of the following apply to your organization’s overall philosophy regarding email?
We delete emails as and when we run out of space, change servers or staff leave
We delete all emails older than 3/6/12 months
We delete all emails older than 2/3/4 years
Employees are expected to manually declare or save important emails as records
We automatically classify important emails as records
User clients (eg. Outlook) archive to network PST files
We archive to a dedicated email archive and run rules-based deletion
We keep everything – just in case
It’s likely that multiple copies exist on desktops, mobiles and laptops
We use outsource/cloud for email archiving
We have no policy
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Don’t make me read..Don’t make me think…
Volume Kills Manual Processes
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Variety Kills Manual ProcessesHow would you best describe your organization’s overall philosophy regarding social content?
We don’t do social
We don’t consider it necessary to save social activities as records
We realize that there are social interactions that could be important but we are not currently saving or archiving them as records
We don’t know how to get access to social records to store and manage them
We are saving internal social activities as records but not external
We are saving external social activities as records but not internal
We are saving both as records
Nobody is looking at this
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Focal Points of the Memorandum
1. Create a Government-wide records management framework that is more efficient and cost-effective
2. Promote records management policies and practices that enhance the capability of agencies to fulfill their statutory missions
3. Maintain accountability through documentation of agency actions4. Increase open government and appropriate public access to
Government records5. Support agency compliance with applicable legal requirements
related to the preservation of information relevant to litigation and6. Transition from paper-based records management to electronic
records management where feasible.
Source: NARA
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Image from the movie WALL-E by Pixar/Disney
Let The Machines Do The Work More scalable than
humans Often more accurate
than humans Can be significantly
more consistent than humans
Demonstrates a programmatic and transparent approach to identification
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Automate Records Management- 1
Identifying and capturing records User-driven based on content templates User-driven based on document folder or site User-driven but with auto-classification, auto-
categorization, and/or entity extraction to assist User-driven based on analytics Analytics-driven based on rules, algorithms, and
semantics to identify and capture records Securing records
Analytics-driven security classification, redaction and/or expungement
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Automating Records Management - 2
Managing records Inherit retention based on file plan and metadata CMIS and connectors to enable manage-in-place
Accessing records Improve search and recommendations with auto-
classification, auto-categorization, summarization, and entity extraction to add more index information
Records disposition or transfer Workflow with approval by records staff Analytics-driven based on rules & algorithms
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Transform YOUR Organization’s Approach to Records
Automating Records Management in Federal Government
Automating Records Management in State and Local Government
Automating Records Management in Financial Operations
Self-paced online courses Only $195 per course
Complete course listing at: www.aiim.org/training