Celebrate Electronic Records Day October 10!

Please join the Council of State Archivists to celebrate Electronic Records Day October 10. Electronic Records Day is an opportunity to raise awareness among government agencies, related professional organizations, the general public and other stakeholders about the crucial role electronic records play in our world and the need to manage and preserve them. More information and resources are available at the Council of State Archivists’ website. Also, when looking for resources to share with stakeholders, don’t forget about the OhioERC’s tip sheets!

ARMA Spring Seminar Mania

During the months of April and May, 16 chapters of ARMA International will host a variety of educational sessions for records managers, administrators and other information governance professionals. These FREE sessions will take place virtually on the following topics:

You can register for an individual session by clicking on the hyperlinks above. Visit https://armamilwaukee.org/spring-seminar-mania-2024/ for more information about the series or how to attend!

OhioERC-Sponsored Presentation for Electronic Records Day

The Ohio Electronic Records Committee is partnering with Miami University, Greene County (OH) and Preservica to host a free Electronic Records Day webinar. Please share this with your organizations and others involved in records practices as well as administration, IT.

The event is Monday, October 10th from 12:00-1:00 EST and features Lori Ashley (Preservica) and Robin Heise (Greene County). Click here to register

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

Government information ecosystems are complex and dynamic while recordkeeping obligations are long-standing and robust. Public sector institutions at all levels increasingly rely on electronically stored information created in dozens of applications and managed in hundreds of file formats to deliver services and provide access to government records. But digital information is more fragile than its analog counterparts and subject to ever changing technology environments. This reality can put the authenticity and usability of long-term (10+ year retention) and permanent electronic records at risk.

This presentation sponsored by the Ohio Electronic Records Committee will compare and contrast document management systems and digital preservation systems. The major workflows used to future-proof permanent and long-term electronic records and their essential metadata will be described. A Records and Archives Management case study from Greene County will be shared to bring to light essential differences between document management and preservation systems. We hope to see you join us!

REGISTER HERE for “HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW”