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- Page 20 and 21: Papenbrock’s work established the
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controversy over which extrinsic ai
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added “machine-readable” to the
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1980s. 40 The move was in response
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GSA’s regulation on Automated Dat
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published on December 5, 1988. 69 T
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does not allow agencies to keep por
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articles are concerned that changin
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Because the FOIA did not define the
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and Kissinger and went on to say th
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automated information system planni
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issued draft guidelines for complia
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CHAPTER IV RECORDS MANAGEMENT DATA
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The process used to select these in
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The interviews were conducted using
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Information Technology and Records
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The focus group participants agreed
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focus group indicated that the reco
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ecords management staff. Staff need
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you have not retained them for the
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Citizen is that the decision is “
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Only one records officer was aware
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participants and the interviewed re
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UBC’s and Pittsburgh’s research
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act is putting the most stress on t
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Two activities need to occur. The f
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_________. Toward a Reference Model
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_________ and Deborah Rhodes. Organ
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O’Shea, Greg. “Keeping Electron
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Miles, Matthew B. and A. Michael Hu
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P.L. 94-575, Federal Records Manage
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NARA Bulletin 2000-02, Disposition
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CASE FILES - Records, regardless of
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adequate and proper documentation o
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Appendix C The answers contained in
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Table I - Changes seen in Records M
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Table I - Changes seen in Records M
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Table II - Relationship of federal
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Table II - Relationship of federal
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Table III - Changes seen in Records
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Table IV - Influence of Public Citi
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Table IV - Influence of Public Citi
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Table V - Adequate and Proper Docum
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Table V - Adequate and Proper Docum
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Table VI What a record is as seen b
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Table VI What a record is as seen b
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Table VII - Records Officers’ Awa
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Table VII - Records Officers’ Awa
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APPENDIX D NOTES FROM FOCUS GROUP V
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Ed I don't think you need to be con
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Jeanne Signatures also take up spac
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Name Abbreviation Location Universi
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Some other elements of content arti
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TEMPLATE 6 WHEN IS A COMPLETE RECOR
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CONCLUSION With non-textual records
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