Day, I.: ¬The role of records management in 'business information' service (1997)
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- Abstract
- The traditional compartementalization of the information profession into records managers, archivists, librarians and IT specialists is not in the best intersts of users, particularly in a business or corporate environment. Discusses the potential for integrating information services, the reasons for doing so, the benefits to be gained and the challenges such a strategy presents for all of the information specialists involved. Whilst records managers will need to develop and maintain their core skills, they are perhaps in the best posotion to lead such an integrated process
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