Value-Added Records Management: Protecting Corporate Assets and Reducing Business Risks

Karen L. Sampson · 1992

Preface Guilty Until Proven Innocent Preservation of Legal Rights and Business Assets Threats to Sensitive and Valuable Records and Information Employer Rights and Responsibilities A Day in Court The Roles of Records in Corporate Change Retention and Disposition Integrating Media Choices for the Ultimate Information System Electronic Records and Information The Internet E-Mail The Bottom Line Organization and Staffing for the Records and Information Management The Challenges Ahead Appendix I: A Vital Records Program Appendix II: Records and Information Security Program Appendix III: High-Performance, Low-Maintenance Records Retention Appendix IV: Records and Information Management Best Practices Glossary Additional Resources Index

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