Records Inventory And Appraisal

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    1. Records Inventory & Appraisal
    2. Where do I start?
    3. Get to know your records
      • Doing a records inventory will help you determine:
      • Who has records
      • What are the records
      • Where are the records
      • Why are those records there
      • How to manage those records
    4. Do a data map
      • Knowing where and what your data is is just as important as where your file cabinets are and what they contain
      • Will reduce your costs in disclosure and discovery
    5. Records Inventory
      • issue the pre-survey memo
      • decide on the type of survey
      • prepare forms to be used
      • schedule the survey
      • do the survey
      • compile survey results
      • evaluate & report
    6. Records Inventory… issue the pre-survey memo
      • To : All Employees
      • Fr : Management
      • Our institution has a serious filing and recordkeeping problem, and we have begun to take steps to find a solution. Beginning May of this year, a records inventory team will conduct a survey of all files, including computer records. Please give them all of your assistance.
      • We apologize for the inconvenience but we are certain that the resulting improvements will benefit us all. Thank you.
    7. decide on type of survey
      • questionnaire
      • committee
      • physical survey
    8. design the survey form
      • provenance
      • type of record
      • age (dates)
      • volume
      • storage media or
      • equipment used
      • filing system
      • legal/audit requirements
      • problems
    9. evaluate & report
      • what useless records should be destroyed?
      • what inactive records should be stored?
      • what records are insufficiently protected?
      • what records have archival value?
      • what filing systems need improvement?
      • what duplication can be eliminated?
      • what records can be consolidated?
      • what filing equipment should be used?
    10. Records Appraisal …the act of determining the worth of records to their creator or user
      • in terms of use: primary or secondary
      • in terms of content: evidential informational
      • categories: administrative value fiscal value legal value historical/research value intrinsic value
    11. Record Types based on Value…
      • Evidentiary – documents activities of individual or group or agency
      • Informational – contains information about individual, group, or subject
      • Intrinsic – document has intrinsic value for cultural, historical, or monetary reasons
    12. Records with evidential values
      • organizational charts
      • annual reports
      • directives/policy memos
      • official histories
      • correspondence
      • audit/inspection reports
      • legal opinions/decisions
      • handbooks and manuals
      • minutes of meetings
    13. When Value Ends…
      • Intrinsic Value – typically has no end date, value does not expire with time
      • Informational Value – end date dependent on subject being described (information may be obsolete, updated, altered, or revised
      • Evidentiary Value – end date dependent on the activity being documented (expires with time)
    14. Record groups
      • general correspondence
      • transitory correspondence
      • case files
      • references
      • audiovisual materials
      • cartographic records
      • engineering drawings
      • cards
      • machine-readable records
      • microforms
    15. Other record groups
      • Administrative records
      • academic records
      • accounting/financial records
      • legal records
      • personnel records
      • personal records
      • “ convenience” copies
    16. Exercise
      • Make a quick survey of the records you are handling, and prepare a list using the suggested form:
      • Provenance or office of origin
      • type of record
      • age (inclusive dates)
      • volume (in linear feet, or no. of folders)
      • storage media or equipment used
      • filing system (alpha, numeric, subject, etc)
      • legal/audit requirements
      • Problems/concerns
    17. Contact fe.verzosa@dlsu.edu.ph Questions?

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