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Tag: Records ManagementResearch Services Washington DC Accessioning Web PageWe are happy to announce a new on-line presence for the Washington DC area accessioning staff: http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/accessioning/. The accessioning staff has created this robust and informative resource as a hub for information about transferring permanent Federal records to NARA. Staff consulted other NARA units including the National Declassification Center, FOIA and Special Access, research room [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on February 12, 2013, under General. Progress! First SAO MeetingYesterday, we passed one of the first major milestones called for in the Managing Government Records Directive. David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States, convened the first meeting of Senior Agency Officials. This meeting brought together the agency-appointed Senior Agency Officials (SAO), agency record officers, and NARA staff for the first time. Over 100 people [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on November 29, 2012, under Presidential Memorandum. Why Will the GRS Update Take 5 years?This post comes from our General Records Schedule (GRS) Team. Many have asked why the GRS update will take five years to complete. When asked this question at the September 2012 RACO meeting our Chief Records Officer’s response was: “It took a long time to get the GRS where it currently is and it’s [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on October 4, 2012, under General, Presidential Memorandum. Federal Roundtable at ARMA Conference 2012This weekend marks the start of ARMA International’s 57th Annual Conference and Expo in Chicago, IL. If you are heading to the Windy City, we hope you have a great meeting! We would like to call your attention to the US Federal Government Roundtable that will be held on Saturday, September 22 at 3:30 PM. The [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on September 21, 2012, under Upcoming. Records Management Directive Released!Today, the Archivist of the United States and the Acting Director of the Office of Management and Budget, released a Records Management Directive to the heads of Executive Departments and Agencies and Agencies. This Directive carries out the requirements set forth in the Presidential Memorandum of November 28, 2011. The Directive is available here (link [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on August 24, 2012, under Presidential Memorandum. Big Bucket Scheduling WorkshopWe are planning a Big Bucket Scheduling (see http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/faqs/flexible-scheduling.html for information about big bucket schedules) workshop that will be presented by records management staff of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on August 21, 2012. USPTO staff will provide an overview of their Big Bucket scheduling project that was completed in November 2011. [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on August 13, 2012, under General. New Proposal for the GRSUpdate from the GRS Team The GRS Team recently completed the first draft of their proposal for revising and updating the GRS and is seeking input from Federal records managers. The team will be holding online focus group sessions in August (for further information see RM Communication, AC 22.2012: General Records Schedule (GRS) Focus Groups). We’re [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on July 30, 2012, under General. 2012 Records Management Self-Assessment Opens TodayThis post was written by the RMSA team The Records Management Self Assessment 2012 (RMSA) is here! This morning, Monday, June 4, NARA opened the survey tool for the 2012 RMSA. We sent the link in an “RM Communications” e-mail to agency records officers — so if you’re reading this, and if you did not [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on June 4, 2012, under General. Release of 2011 Records Management Self-AssessmentWe are pleased to announce the release of the 2011 Records Management Self-Assessment Report (.pdf). Last May, we issued the mandatory annual records management self-assessment (RMSA) to Federal agencies. The goal of the self-assessments is to determine whether Federal agencies are compliant with statutory and regulatory records management requirements. This year, the findings are similar [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on May 1, 2012, under General. Reminder: Public Meeting about Presidential MemorandumJust a reminder that next week, we will be holding a meeting to solicit comments from the public on the Presidential Memorandum: Managing Government Records. Comments and suggestions that we receive during this meeting will help inform the Records Management Directive that will be issued later this year. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 27 from [...] Posted by Arian Ravanbakhsh on March 22, 2012, under Presidential Memorandum. |
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