Fighting against narcolepsy in RM
Another great post from Chris Walker (Oracle)
We have been talking on and on;
we know that Sisyphus was a happy person.
However we have to change the tune and the tone ....
his opinion:
We need to switch from talking about the bad things that happen when you don’t manage records properly, to the good things that happen when you do manage information properly. This is not to say that records don’t need to be managed; my contention is that Records Management is subservient to Information Management and that information governance imposes constraints on users and the organizations they work for.
http://christianpwalker.wordpress.com/2011/02/04/enough-already-we-get-it/
We have been talking on and on;
we know that Sisyphus was a happy person.
However we have to change the tune and the tone ....
his opinion:
We need to switch from talking about the bad things that happen when you don’t manage records properly, to the good things that happen when you do manage information properly. This is not to say that records don’t need to be managed; my contention is that Records Management is subservient to Information Management and that information governance imposes constraints on users and the organizations they work for.
http://christianpwalker.wordpress.com/2011/02/04/enough-already-we-get-it/
jhagmann - 11. Feb, 17:16
