2005 Archives

IMJ January / February 2005

• The End of the Ostrich Defense
• Controlling the Risks of Content Publication
• OSD: The Future of Storage
• Integrating Archives, Records, and Research
• Electronic Records Management on a Shoestring: Three Case Studies

 

IMJ March / April 2005

• Records Management and Archives: Finding Common Ground
• Records Managers in the Global Business Environment
• Know When to Hold 'Em, When to Destroy 'Em
• Managing Business Records and Archives at the Getty Center
• A National Response to ISO 15489: A Case Study of the Jamaican Experience
• Fostering a Compliance Culture: The Role of The Sedona Guidelines

 

IMJ May / June 2005

• Stand & Deliver
• Who Owns Business Data on Personally Owned Computers?
• The Impact of the USA PATRIOT Act on Records Management
• A Records Management Program that Works for Archives
• Creating Order out of Chaos with Taxonomies

 

IMJ July / August 2005

• Navigating the Compliance Landscape
• The Information Enterprise: New Challenges, New Dimensions
• Lifting the Burden
• Digital Archiving in the Pharmaceutical Industry
• Information Security Management Best Practice Based on ISO/IEC 17799

 

IMJ September / October 2005

• Mining for Information Gold
• RIM Professionals: A Distinct Personality?
• Risk Analysis and Control: Vital to Records Protection
• Blogs: The New Information Revolution?
• Archivist's View: NARA Enters New "ERA" of Electronic Records Management

 

IMJ November / December 2005

• The Why and How of International Records Retention
• Standards: Building Blocks for a Strong RIM Program
• The New Face of Enterprise Search: Bridging Structured and Unstructured Information
• Legal 101 for RIM Professionals
• Streamlining Enterprise Management with Lean Six Sigma
• XML Marks the Future of Electronic Records
• Katrina Devastates Gulf Records