Yorke, S.: Strategies for the records manager (1997)
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- Abstract
- Discusses some of the options for approaches to disaster management in organizations as it relates to risk management. At the organisation or business level, the starting point is to identify the risks faced by the business area and functional activities. The Australian / New Zealand Standard on managing rsik proposes a 6 step process for carrying out risk management: identification of the organisational context, risk identification, risk analysis, assessment amd prioritisation of risks, treatment of risks and the monitoring and review of the system. Such strategies can be of limited value in a wide area disaster. Offers advice on coping with a major disaster
