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STUDY QUESTIONS<br />

1. What are four consequences of poor management of personnel records?<br />

2. Explain four systemic and strategic reasons for the failure of personnel records<br />

systems.<br />

3. Explain why records management controls are needed for the development and use of<br />

computerised personnel management systems.<br />

4. What is the role of the records manager in the development of computerised systems?<br />

5. Why do the payroll database, the computerised personnel information system and the<br />

personal files need to be linked for an electronic system to work?<br />

6. What records and information questions need to be answered when personnel are<br />

transferred to new organisations?<br />

7. Why is it necessary to manage personnel records in the event of government<br />

reorganisation?<br />

8. Why should senior managers recognise the importance of investing in existing paperbased<br />

personnel records systems in anticipation of automation?<br />

9. Why are electronic records strategies required and what is the role of the records<br />

professional in their development?<br />

10. What is document management system?<br />

11. Explain four records concerns that arise when considering scanning documents and<br />

maintaining them in a document management system.<br />

12. Why are audits of personnel systems important for strategic management?<br />

13. Why is records management training and development important to the strategic<br />

management of personnel records systems?<br />

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