What we do
Information Governance
Information frameworks can improve productivity across an organisation, but a strategic approach is needed.
read moreRecordkeeping by design
Recordkeeping design services assess what records need to be made and kept to protect organisations. Making sure the information roadmap is clear
read moreBusiness classification and taxonomies
Classification identifies records, links them to business activity and describes their context
read moreRecords retention and disposal rules
Are the right records being kept, for the length of time they are needed or does the ‘let’s just keep everything’ approach waste time and money?
read moreMetadata schemes
Metadata can be complex. Metadata is an important tool for digital preservation. Digital records need a metadata scheme to protect and preserve fragile data.
read moreRecordkeeping Industry Standards
Standards for recordkeeping, metadata, interoperability, flexible data migration and digital transition based on innovative and consultative approaches to address recordkeeping issues.
read moreDigital preservation and archives planning
Managing legacy systems and archival planning preserves business critical information. Retain and preserve digital information when hardware and software becomes obsolete.
read moreRecords management and archival training
Training programs on information, recordkeeping and archival practice drawn from real experiences and case studies that enlighten and inform.
read moreOur clients
Sydney Metro
EDRMS implementation and design
read moreLegal Aid NSW
Delivering training for digital recordkeeping
read moreAustralian Digital Health Agency
Information Governance framework for digital health rollout
read moreTransport for NSW
Information continuity and standards toolkit
read moreAustralian Society of Archivists
Online professional development courses for archivists
read moreLand and Property Information
Information management strategies
read moreOffice of the Chief Information Officer Hong Kong
Information management standards
read moreService NSW
Recordkeeping software implementation
read moreForeign Affairs and Trade
Recordkeeping controls
read moreBlacktown City Council
Digital records management
read moreACT Government
Digital recordkeeping software procurement strategy
read moreSydney Fish Markets
Archives strategy and establishment
read moreFamily and Community Services
Information Management policies
read moreBenevolent Society
Client records – retention and privacy protection
read moreAPVMA
Digital recordkeeping software procurement
read moreAustralian Aged Care Quality Agency
Recordkeeping by design
read moreMine Wealth + Wellbeing
Records storage and strategy
read moreAudit Office NSW
Recordkeeping by design
read moreAssociations Forum
Training in recordkeeping and archives
read moreDepartment of Health
Information Management Strategic Planning
read moreArts NSW
eDRMS software configuration and records disposal rules
read moreOffice of Aboriginal Affairs
Recordkeeping control tools
read moreArchives New Zealand
Digitisation and Recordkeeping Metadata Standard
read moreTasmanian Archive and Heritage Office
Disposal Policy Guidance
read moreBank of Thailand
Records management strategic plan supporting digital transition
read moreBlog
Digital preservation – a what, who, why, when, where, how overview
User’s trust and consent to access their data is critical to achieve the benefits of e-health systems, especially data analysis supporting better treatment
read moreProtecting privacy and managing consent in e-health records
User’s trust and consent to access their data is critical to achieve the benefits of e-health systems, especially data analysis supporting better treatment
read moreInnovative Information Management by design
Manage information ‘by design’, looking at information architecture and identify where and how information assets are managed.
read moreNew conceptual model for recordkeeping description, Records in Contexts
Records in Contexts conceptual model by the ICA’s Expert Group on Archival Description issued for comment in Sept 2016.
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