The world of records management as we have known it is undergoing a rapid change and you are asking yourself, how do I keep up? There are so many options, which one do I choose to help me along my career path? Should I pursue a certificate or a certification? This presentation will help you understand the difference and provide you with some detailed information on many of the options available to help you move up the career ladder of records management and information governance. Attend this presentation to help you make the choices that are right for you and your career growth.
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Career Path For Next Generation Records Manager
1.
CAREER PATH FOR THE NEXT
GENERATION RECORDS MANAGER
San Jose State University
October 1,2014
Presented by:
Jim Merrifield, IGP, CIP, ERMs
2. Jim Merrifield, IGP, CIP, ERMs
Director of Information
Governance at FileTrail
Co-founder of The Information
Governance Conference
(InfoGovCon)
ARMA CT Immediate Past
President
Author of ARMA IGP Prep
Course
AIIM Education Partner
3. Which Certification Should I Choose?
Earning professional certifications can help an
information professional establish credibility, but
choosing the most relevant ones from among the
many available can be a challenge.
– Jeff Whited, ARMA International
5. What’s the Difference?
Certificate
Results from an educational
process
For both newcomers and
experienced professionals
Awarded by education programs
or institutions
Usually listed on resume
Demonstrates knowledge of
course content at end of set
period of time
Certification
Results from an assessment process
Typically requires some amount of
professional experience
Awarded by third party, standard-setting
organization
Typically results in a designation to
use after one’s name (IGP, CIP, CRM,
PMP, etc)
On-going requirements in order to
maintain – CEU’s
7. CIP
AIIM Certified Information Professional
Developed in accordance with ISO Standard 17024 to
ensure conformity to accepted procedures for individual
certification programs
Demonstrate your ability to bridge IT and business
Keep your information management skills current and
competitive
Lead your organization into the world of social and
mobile content
9. Eligibility Requirements
There are no mandatory requirements
AIIM recommends candidates have a minimum of 3 years
experience and increasing responsibility in one or more
topical areas, or a Bachelor’s Degree in an information
management-related discipline ( for example, library
science, information technology, and information security)
plus one year of experience
It is not necessary to be a member of AIIM to take the exam
10. Test
The exam is available from Prometric test centers across the world and costs
$265 USD
You have 2 hours to answer 100 multiple choice questions
You must score 560 (70%) or higher to pass the exam
Upon completion, you will immediately receive the exam score report from
the test center
Upon passing, within 3-4 weeks, you will receive an email from AIIM that will
include a link to access and download your Certification credentials and
certificate and the Certified Information Professional logo
For more information: http://www.aiim.org/Training/Certification/Get-
Certified#sthash.AU7xEFgG.dpuf
11. Maintenance
To maintain certification, you will be required to
recertify every three (3) years through one of two
methods:
1. Retake the exam - the exam is updated on a regular
basis (if you follow this route you will be required
to pay the current exam fee at the time of the
retest)
2. Take (and submit) 45 Continuing Education Units
(CEUs) over a three-year period
12. CDIA+
Certified Document Imaging Architect
First global standard of competency and professionalism in the
document imaging/records management industry
Validates a professional’s level of expertise in the technologies
and best practices used to plan, design and specify a
enterprise content system
13. Domains
Enterprise
Content
Management
Capture
Storage and
Networking
Security and
Compliance
Analysis,
Design, and
Implementation
14. Eligibility Requirements
There are no eligibility requirements for this examination
It is recommended that you have at least 2 years of
relevant work experience
15. Test
Skills and knowledge measured by the exam are consistent with those
of a professional with at least 24 months of on-the-job experience
The exam is 100 questions and you are allowed 90 minutes
A passing score is 700 (on a scale of 100-900)
Exams are provided at Pearson VUE testing centers
The cost is $293 USD
For more information:
http://certification.comptia.org/getCertified/certifications/cdia.aspx
17. CIPP
Certified Information Privacy Professional
Five options: US, Canada, Europe, US Government
We will focus on CIPP/US
The CIPP/US credential demonstrates a strong foundation in
U.S. private-sector privacy laws and regulations and
understanding of the legal requirements for the responsible
transfer of sensitive personal data to/from the United States,
the European Union and other jurisdictions
18. Domains
The U.S. Privacy
Environment
Limits on Private
Sector Collection
and Use of Data
Government and
Court Access to
Private-sector
Information
Workplace Privacy State Privacy Laws
19. Eligibility Requirements
You must become an International Association of Privacy
Professionals (IAPP) member prior to testing
The Certification Foundation exam is required for all first-time
certification candidates.
You must also pass the CIPP/US designation exam, which
layers over the Certification Foundation Exam, resulting in
CIPP/US certification
20. Test
90 minutes
90 multiple choice
Scoring is scaled
Each correct answer is worth
one point
Cost $275 USD
70 minutes
60 multiple choice (ten of
which are associated with
scenarios
Scoring is scaled
Each correct answer is worth
one point
Cost $275 USD
Certification Foundation
Exam
CIPP/US
For more information:
https://www.privacyassociation.org/certification/cipp_certification_programs
21. Maintenance
Once you have earned your credential, you must meet two
minimum requirements to maintain your credentialed status:
1. You must keep your IAPP membership—at any level—in good
standing each year
2. You must fulfill at least 10 hours of continuing privacy
education (CPE) per year
22. PMP
Project Management Professional
Most important industry-recognized certification for project
managers
Globally recognized and demanded
Demonstrates you have the experience, education and
competency to lead and direct projects
Recognition is seen through increased salary according to PMI
Project Management Salary Survey
23. Domains
Initiating the
project
Planning the
project
Executing the
project
Monitoring
and controlling
the Project
Closing the
Project
24. Eligibility Requirements
OPTION 1
A secondary degree with at
least 5 years of project
management experience,
with 7,500 hours leading and
directing projects and 35
hours of project
management education
OPTION 2
A four-year degree and at
least 3 years of project
management experience,
with 4,500 hours leading and
directing projects and 35
hours of project
management education
25. Test
The PMP® examination is a 200-question, multiple-choice test
You will have 4 hours to complete the exam
You can take the test online or at a Prometric location
Scoring is scaled
Online cost for the exam is $405 USD ($555 USD non-member)
Prometric cost is $250 USD ($400 USD non-member)
For more information: www.pmi.org
26. Maintenance
PMP credential holder will need to earn 60 PDUs
per three-year cycle
27. CRM
Certified Records Manager
The CRM credential provides a strong foundation of core skills
and competencies for the RIM professional, covering everything
from general management principles, all aspects of
recordkeeping from creation, management, control, storage and
disposition, through in-depth areas of recordkeeping
technologies.
In addition, the CRM credential demonstrates your ability to
apply and convey your knowledge to upper management,
clients and other constituents.
28. Domains
Management Principles
and the Records and
Information (RIM)
Program
Records and
Information :Creation
and Use
Records Systems,
Storage and Retrieval
Records Appraisal,
Retention, Protection
and Disposition
Technology Case Study
29. Eligibility Requirements
The minimum qualifications for applying for the CRM are a college
degree (four-year or bachelor’s degree) and one year of
professional Records and Information Management (RIM)
experience.
One additional year of professional RIM experience may be
substituted for each year of college (i.e. a high-school graduate
with 5 years of professional RIM experience could apply).
The minimum acceptable education is graduation from high school
(completion of 12 grades) or equivalent (e.g. GED Certificate).
Applicants must have at least one year of professional Records and
Information Management (RIM) experience.
Application fee: $100 USD
30. Test
The six-part examination is divided into:
Part I – Management Principles and the Records and Information (RIM) Program
Part II – Records and Information: Creation and Use
Part III – Records Systems, Storage and Retrieval
Part IV – Records Appraisal, Retention, Protection and Disposition
Part V – Technology
Part VI – Case Studies
Parts I to V each consist of 100 multiple-choice questions and are $100 USD each;
Part VI consists of two 50 point case studies, each of which require an essay
response, and is $150 USD
The passing score for each exam is 70%
You must pass Parts I – V before being eligible to take Part VI
Exams are conducted at a Pearson VUE testing center, which has over 4,000
independent third-party testing centers worldwide.
For more information: www.icrm.org
31. Maintenance
The maintenance cycle is 5 years .
One hundred (100) “contact” hours of approved
educational activity are required during each five-year
period following initial Certification.
For more information: www.icrm.org
32. IGP
Information Governance Professional
Strategic thinker
Knows the ins and outs of his/her organization and its
expectations.
Knows when to drive out excess cost, mitigate risk according
to tolerance level and when to actively use information for its
business value
Highly touted and respected person in the organization
33. Domains
Managing
Information Risk
and Compliance
Developing IG
Strategic Plan
Developing IG
Framework
Establishing the IG
Program
Establishing IG
Business
Integration and
Oversight
Aligning
Technology with
the IG Framework
34. Eligibility Requirements
OPTION 1
Four-year degree
Minimum three years of
management or leadership
experience in any of the following
fields: RIM, law, compliance,
audit, IT, privacy, or security
Experience must include
management of staff or
overseeing the direction of work
of a department, organization,
function, or major project or
initiative related to one of the
fields above
OPTION 2
Secondary degree
Minimum 6 years of management
of leadership experience in any of
the following fields: RIM, law,
compliance, audit, IT, privacy, or
security
Experience must include
management of staff or
overseeing the direction of work
of a department, organization,
function, or major project or
initiative related to one of the
fields above
35. Test
140 multiple-choice question
2 hours and 45 minutes
Exam can be taken Fall/Spring at Pearson Vue
locations
Cost is USD $599
For more information:
http://www.arma.org/r2/igp-certification
36. Maintenance
Certification is awarded for a three-year period
60 contact hours in a 3-year cycle (this averages 20
hours/year - which is comparable to the ICRM's
100 hours in a 5-year cycle)
10 hours required in legal; 10 hours required in IT -
remaining 40 hours are at the individual's
discretion. Legal and IT change more rapidly than
the other areas, so a minimum amount of
continuing education is required
37. AIIM Certificate Courses
Business Process
Management
Enterprise
Content
Management
Information
Governance
Managing
Records &
eDiscovery in
SharePoint 2013
Taxonomy &
Metadata
Electronic
Records
Management
38. ARMA Certificate Courses
Essentials of RIM
(Records and
Information
Management)
Certificate
Essentials of the
Generally Accepted
Recordkeeping
Principles Certificate
Professional Leadership
Certificate
Essentials of
Information
Governance Certificate
39. Optismo Certificate Courses
SharePoint
Information
Management
Fundamentals
Best Practices in
Solving Info
Management
Challenges
CIP Prep Course
Communication
& Public Speaking
IG & Records
Management in
SharePoint
Information
Governance
www.optismo.com/education
41. THANK YOU FOR
ATTENDING.
ANY
QUESTIONS?
Jmerrifield@filetrail.com
646-584-7687
@jimerrifield
Editor's Notes
CompTiIA’s CDIA+ certification is an internationally recognized credential acknowledging competency and professionalism in the document imaging/records management industry.
CDIA+ candidates possess critical knowledge of all major areas and technologies used to plan, design, and specify an enterprise content system.
ECM
Explain the proper uses of index, search and retrieval
Explain the function and use of workflow
Explain how collaborative capabilities are used
Compare and contrast document presentation and output features
Explain the purpose of content lifecycles
Capture
Select the appropriate input sources and methods – for example: Mobile, Fax, Barcode, RFID
Implement document scanning technologies and processes
Differentiate recognition methodologies and technologies
Explain the purpose of metadata file properties
Storage and Networking
Explain the various storage media types and their associated properties
Explain appropriate storage methods and their features
Compare and contrast various storage strategies – Online, Offline, Onsite, Offsite
Explain the basics of network connectivity and hardware solutions
Security and Compliance
Explain the basics of records management
Explain different access security methods
Explain various elements of network security
Implement appropriate document and information security
Analysis, Design and Implementation
Identify the basics of project management
Execute appropriate requirement gathering techniques
Analyze collected data and validate client requirements
Structure a solution design according to specified requirements
Explain business continuity concepts
Apply implementation and testing procedures
The IAPP (The international association of privacy professionals) is the largest and most comprehensive global information privacy community and resource. Founded in 2000, the IAPP is a not-for-profit organization that helps define, support and improve the privacy profession globally.
When you earn a CIPP credential, it means you’ve gained a foundational understanding of both broad global and concepts of privacy and data protection law and practice plus you have knowledge of these components within your concentration:
Jurisdictional laws, regulations and enforcement models, or rules and standards
Essential privacy concepts and principals
Legal requirements for handling and transferring data
1. Introduction to the U.S. Privacy Environment
Structure of U.S. Law
Enforcement of U.S. Privacy and Security Laws and theories behind those laws
Information Management from a U.S. Perspective
2. Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data
Cross-sector FTC Privacy Protection
HealthCare – HIPPA, HITECH, GINA
Financial – FCRA, FACT Act, GLBA, Red Flags Rules, Dodd-Frank, CFPB
Education – FERPA
Telecommunications and Marketing
3. Government and Court Access to Private-sector Information
Law Enforcement and Privacy – access to financial data
National Security and Privacy – USA – Patriot Act
Civil Litigation and Privacy – electronic discovery
4. Workplace Privacy
Overview of Workplace privacy concepts and issues
Privacy before, during and after employement
5. State Privacy Laws
Federal vs. state authority
Marketing laws
Financial data
Data security laws
Data breach notification laws
Anti-bullying laws
Bullet # 2 - It assesses understanding of fundamental concepts of privacy and data protection and covers common privacy principles and approaches, global data protection models, information security controls and online privacy protections. These practice areas are relevant to all privacy professionals regardless of legal jurisdiction, geographic location or practice specialization.