Cary F. McGovern

http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/records_management/rqsummer2009.html
Records Quar­terly Vol. 2 No. 2 Sum­mer 2009
View as PDF <http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/records_management/documents/RQSummer2009.pdf>
Records Quar­terly Sum­mer 2009
Con­tents
*     Records Clean-Up Days: Get­ting your records stor­age under con­trol <http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/records_management/rqsummer2009.html#clean>
*     Records Man­age­ment Basics: Inac­tive Records Man­age­ment <http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/records_management/rqsummer2009.html#inactive>
*     Infor­ma­tion Secu­rity Update <http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/arb/records_management/rqsummer2009.html#isec>
Best Per­sonal Regards,
Cary

How long is long-term stor­age? by John Web­ster http://www.cnet.com/profile/JohnSWebster/
There is a big dis­con­nect between how long peo­ple think they should be stor­ing data and how long they actual can. One group of ven­dors and aca­d­e­mics is try­ing to change that.
Two years ago, the Stor­age Net­work­ing Indus­try Association’s Data Man­age­ment Forum reported the results of a […]

The Begin­nings of Records Man­age­ment: 1930–50
Pres­i­dent Franklin D. Roo­sevelt helped cre­ate the need for the records man­age­ment indus­try by dra­mat­i­cally increas­ing the size of the fed­eral gov­ern­ment, first with his New Deal pro­grams and then with the defense bureau­cracy related to World War II. Roo­sevelt rec­og­nized the prob­lems he was cre­at­ing and wanted to use […]

BareMetal Data World 2009 Octo­ber 7, 8, & 9 2009 — Reg­is­tra­tion and Agenda
Early Bird Reg­is­tra­tion has now been extended until close of busi­ness on Fri­day August 14, 2009. Reg­u­lar reg­is­tra­tion will still close Fri­day Sep­tem­ber 4, 2009.
The Con­fer­ence Page can be found on the Web­site at http://www.baremetaldata.com/resources/51.html
Agenda for BareMetal Data World 2009 Gay­lord Opryland […]

Read the entire arti­cle at http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/bus/stories/DN-healthrecords_14bus.ART0.State.Edition2.4bb476e.html
Who really prof­its from dig­i­tal med­ical records?
12:00 AM CDT on Tues­day, July 14, 2009
By DAVE MICHAELS and JASON ROBERSON / The Dal­las Morn­ing News Dave Michaels reported from Wash­ing­ton, and Jason Rober­son from Dal­las.
An unprece­dented effort to com­put­er­ize the nation’s hos­pi­tals and physi­cian offices could be the key to reduc­ing crippling […]