Course Details
Wed, May 22, 2013
Society of Southwest Archivists Annual Meeting
Austin, TX
Course Description
The development of a fully functional digital archives requires an integrated recordkeeping system that identifies, describes, schedules, and destroys or retains your organization’s born-digital records. Successful recordkeeping systems reflect business processes and applicable federal and state statutes while identifying records with permanent value to be archived. The ideal recordkeeping system interfaces with a digital repository used to curate electronic records and support a wide range of archival processes, including preservation and access. Before purchasing or building a recordkeeping system, you need a clear list of systems requirements specific to your organization. From these specifications, you can build a good Request for Proposal (RFP), select a system or vendor, and successfully implement your recordkeeping system.
Upon completion of this course you’ll be able to:
- Identify and define systems requirements for an electronic recordkeeping system and/or digital repository;
- Develop and distribute a Request for Information (RFI), RFP, or RFQ (Request for Quotation);
- Evaluate and select a recordkeeping system; and
- Implement the system.
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| Course Format: | On Site |
| Address: | Holiday Inn Austin Lady Bird Lake, located at 20 North IH 35 in Austin, Texas. |
| Duration: | 8 hours |
| Audience Category: | Archivists, records managers, IT professionals and administrators who need to define systems requirements for an electronic recordkeeping system and/or digital repository and then develop a RFI, RFP, or RFQ. |
| Level: | Advanced |
| Instructor(s): | Cynthia A Ghering |
| Maximum Attendees: | 35 |
| Cost Range: | SAA Member $189 / $239 Employees of Member Institutions $214 / $264 Nonmember $239 / $289 |
| Provider: | The Society of American Archivists |
| Sponsored by: | Society of Southwest Archivists |
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