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Thea Miller - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The German registry: The evolution of a Recordkeeping model
Archival Science, 2003Co-Authors: Thea MillerAbstract:The German registry System is unique in its approach to records management. By way of better understanding this approach, the historical development of this registry is portrayed in its characteristic phases: first the adoption of the practice of using registers in the Middle Ages; second the transposition of this practice into a complete Recordkeeping System in the Prussian administrations of the 18th and 19th centuries; third the attempt to streamline this System in the early 20th century; and fourth the nature of the registry in modern German administrations, and in particular how it has adapted to the use of electronic records. Apart from the historical presentation, however, this study also aims to highlight central concepts of the German registry, including entries, action files, and the idea of registry itself being applied to the entire activity of keeping records. Finally, it is suggested that these concepts can provide new insights into various areas of archives as well as into current Recordkeeping problems.
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The German registry: The evolution of a Recordkeeping model
Archival Science, 2003Co-Authors: Thea MillerAbstract:The German registry System is unique in its approach to records management. By way of better understanding this approach, the historical development of this registry is portrayed in its characteristic phases: first the adoption of the practice of using registers in the Middle Ages; second the transposition of this practice into a complete Recordkeeping System in the Prussian administrations of the 18th and 19th centuries; third the attempt to streamline this System in the early 20th century; and fourth the nature of the registry in modern German administrations, and in particular how it has adapted to the use of electronic records.
Bringas Ríos, Victoria Ysabel - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Gestión documental de una universidad de Lima - Perú, 2015
'Universidad Cesar Vallejo', 2015Co-Authors: Bringas Ríos, Victoria YsabelAbstract:La investigación titulada “Gestión documental de una universidad de Lima - Perú, 2015” tuvo como objetivo general diagnosticar el estado actual de la gestión documental de la Universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte. El tipo de investigación es básica, con un alcance descriptivo y un enfoque cualitativo. El diseño es un estudio de caso y también se utilizó los métodos analíticosintético e inductivo-deductivo. Asimismo se describe las bases teóricas, conceptuales y metodológicas relacionadas a la gestión documental, determinando que a través de la metodología DIRKS- Designing and Implementing Recordkeeping System- (Diseño e implementación de sistemas de documentos) se realice el diagnóstico de la situación actual de la gestión documental de la universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte, dicha metodología es considerada en la Norma ISO 15489. Los instrumentos utilizados son una guía para entrevista y una guía de observación. Al concluir la investigación, los resultados evidenciaron que actualmente la universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte, no cuenta con un sistema de buenas prácticas de gestión documental y al respecto se detectó algunas fortalezas y debilidades. Se aplicó parte de la metodología DIRKS (Diseño e implementación de sistemas de gestión de registros) es decir las etapas de A hasta la D, a través de la entrevista y guía de observación, con la finalidad de realizar el diagnóstico de la situación actual de la gestión documental en la Universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte. Dicha metodología está compuesta por ocho etapas, desde A hasta la H, las fases de la E-H se relacionan con la implementación del sistema de gestión documental
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Gestión documental de una universidad de Lima - Perú, 2015
'Universidad Cesar Vallejo', 2015Co-Authors: Bringas Ríos, Victoria YsabelAbstract:TesisLima NorteEscuela de PosgradoDirecciónLa investigación titulada “Gestión documental de una universidad de Lima - Perú, 2015” tuvo como objetivo general diagnosticar el estado actual de la gestión documental de la Universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte. El tipo de investigación es básica, con un alcance descriptivo y un enfoque cualitativo. El diseño es un estudio de caso y también se utilizó los métodos analíticosintético e inductivo-deductivo. Asimismo se describe las bases teóricas, conceptuales y metodológicas relacionadas a la gestión documental, determinando que a través de la metodología DIRKS- Designing and Implementing Recordkeeping System- (Diseño e implementación de sistemas de documentos) se realice el diagnóstico de la situación actual de la gestión documental de la universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte, dicha metodología es considerada en la Norma ISO 15489. Los instrumentos utilizados son una guía para entrevista y una guía de observación. Al concluir la investigación, los resultados evidenciaron que actualmente la universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte, no cuenta con un sistema de buenas prácticas de gestión documental y al respecto se detectó algunas fortalezas y debilidades. Se aplicó parte de la metodología DIRKS (Diseño e implementación de sistemas de gestión de registros) es decir las etapas de A hasta la D, a través de la entrevista y guía de observación, con la finalidad de realizar el diagnóstico de la situación actual de la gestión documental en la Universidad César Vallejo Lima Norte. Dicha metodología está compuesta por ocho etapas, desde A hasta la H, las fases de la E-H se relacionan con la implementación del sistema de gestión documental
Adnan Jamaludin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Management of Court Records: Functional Requirements Framework for Electronic Recordkeeping System / Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin and Adnan Jamaludin
2011Co-Authors: Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin, Adnan JamaludinAbstract:This paper highlights the need for electronic court records management in the Judiciary. The aim of the study is to develop a functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System in the Superior Courts of Malaysia. This paper discusses the results of the data analysis of the various international and national best practices of functional requirements for electronic records management and courts management across selected organizations in Australia, Canada, UK, US, Singapore and Malaysia. The framework development for the execution phase are based on three steps i.e. identify, analyze and development. The method of the data collection is document analysis. Findings of the analysis shows that all of the civil records management functions that have been identified comply with the functional requirements of electronic records management. With regard to the functional requirements specific to Recordkeeping System of the courts, there were no comprehensive functional requirements developed which integrate the functions of electronic records management in the functional requirements of the courts. Therefore, the researchers have to analyze sixteen functional requirements to successfully identify the functions of electronic records management and civil cases/records management that are relevant to the study. It is hoped that the development of the framework requirements will contribute to automated Recordkeeping functionality, enhance the ability to support auditing activities, improve the court of appeal business processes and assist to ensure good governance through good Recordkeeping. Keywords: Civil records; Superior Courts; Electronic records; Recordkeeping; Functional Requirements
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management of court records functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System rusnah johare nurussobah hussin and adnan jamaludin
2011Co-Authors: Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin, Adnan JamaludinAbstract:This paper highlights the need for electronic court records management in the Judiciary. The aim of the study is to develop a functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System in the Superior Courts of Malaysia. This paper discusses the results of the data analysis of the various international and national best practices of functional requirements for electronic records management and courts management across selected organizations in Australia, Canada, UK, US, Singapore and Malaysia. The framework development for the execution phase are based on three steps i.e. identify, analyze and development. The method of the data collection is document analysis. Findings of the analysis shows that all of the civil records management functions that have been identified comply with the functional requirements of electronic records management. With regard to the functional requirements specific to Recordkeeping System of the courts, there were no comprehensive functional requirements developed which integrate the functions of electronic records management in the functional requirements of the courts. Therefore, the researchers have to analyze sixteen functional requirements to successfully identify the functions of electronic records management and civil cases/records management that are relevant to the study. It is hoped that the development of the framework requirements will contribute to automated Recordkeeping functionality, enhance the ability to support auditing activities, improve the court of appeal business processes and assist to ensure good governance through good Recordkeeping. Keywords: Civil records; Superior Courts; Electronic records; Recordkeeping; Functional Requirements
Rusnah Johare - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Management of Court Records: Functional Requirements Framework for Electronic Recordkeeping System / Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin and Adnan Jamaludin
2011Co-Authors: Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin, Adnan JamaludinAbstract:This paper highlights the need for electronic court records management in the Judiciary. The aim of the study is to develop a functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System in the Superior Courts of Malaysia. This paper discusses the results of the data analysis of the various international and national best practices of functional requirements for electronic records management and courts management across selected organizations in Australia, Canada, UK, US, Singapore and Malaysia. The framework development for the execution phase are based on three steps i.e. identify, analyze and development. The method of the data collection is document analysis. Findings of the analysis shows that all of the civil records management functions that have been identified comply with the functional requirements of electronic records management. With regard to the functional requirements specific to Recordkeeping System of the courts, there were no comprehensive functional requirements developed which integrate the functions of electronic records management in the functional requirements of the courts. Therefore, the researchers have to analyze sixteen functional requirements to successfully identify the functions of electronic records management and civil cases/records management that are relevant to the study. It is hoped that the development of the framework requirements will contribute to automated Recordkeeping functionality, enhance the ability to support auditing activities, improve the court of appeal business processes and assist to ensure good governance through good Recordkeeping. Keywords: Civil records; Superior Courts; Electronic records; Recordkeeping; Functional Requirements
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management of court records functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System rusnah johare nurussobah hussin and adnan jamaludin
2011Co-Authors: Rusnah Johare, Nurussobah Hussin, Adnan JamaludinAbstract:This paper highlights the need for electronic court records management in the Judiciary. The aim of the study is to develop a functional requirements framework for electronic Recordkeeping System in the Superior Courts of Malaysia. This paper discusses the results of the data analysis of the various international and national best practices of functional requirements for electronic records management and courts management across selected organizations in Australia, Canada, UK, US, Singapore and Malaysia. The framework development for the execution phase are based on three steps i.e. identify, analyze and development. The method of the data collection is document analysis. Findings of the analysis shows that all of the civil records management functions that have been identified comply with the functional requirements of electronic records management. With regard to the functional requirements specific to Recordkeeping System of the courts, there were no comprehensive functional requirements developed which integrate the functions of electronic records management in the functional requirements of the courts. Therefore, the researchers have to analyze sixteen functional requirements to successfully identify the functions of electronic records management and civil cases/records management that are relevant to the study. It is hoped that the development of the framework requirements will contribute to automated Recordkeeping functionality, enhance the ability to support auditing activities, improve the court of appeal business processes and assist to ensure good governance through good Recordkeeping. Keywords: Civil records; Superior Courts; Electronic records; Recordkeeping; Functional Requirements
Zohar Aloufi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The legacy: British Mandate record management System in Israel
Archival Science, 2007Co-Authors: Zohar AloufiAbstract:The British civil administration of the Mandate (1920–1948) introduced the Recordkeeping System used by British government. The main tool was the Central Registry. Filing was by series, each series including case files, correspondents’ files and subject files. After Independence, government agencies, courts and local authorities continued the Recordkeeping Systems and methods adopted during the Mandate period. Even today, many features of Recordkeeping in Israel bear witness to their British origin.