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BRIDG Meeting October 18, 2016

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This briefing describes the records management responsibilities political appointees should be aware of when entering, working in, and leaving Federal service. For additional guidance, please consult the following resources: Documenting Your Public Service: www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/publications/documenting-your-public-service.html Records Management Guidance for Political Appointees: www.a...

-Statutory updates from 2014 -The role of legal counsel in an agency’s record keeping program -E-Record keeping and E-Discovery -Special Issues -Legal holds on records and the duty of agency counsel -Takeaways

-Key points in Federal statutory and regulatory requirements that relate to agency records -Best practices in building a defensible records management program -Counsel’s role in an agency records management program -Challenges and legal issues associated with electronic records

On Wednesday, July 30th 2014, Dr. Patrick Viscuso, Associate Director of the Information Security Oversight Office, gave a brief presentation about the Controlled Unclassified Information Program. Executive Order 13556, “Controlled Unclassified Information,” November 4, 2010 (the Order) established the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Program to standardize the way the Executive branch...

This presentation is the second in a four-part series describing how to plan and conduct a records series inventory. Robin Riat, CRM, a Senior Records Analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration, covers factors to consider when planning a records series inventory, including identifying the purpose and scope of the inventory, choosing your inventory team, and planning for communi...

This presentation is the first in a four-part series describing how to plan and conduct a records series inventory. Robin Riat, CRM, a Senior Records Analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration, describes what a records series is, and why you might conduct one. The Summer School for Records Coordinators: Records Inventory session was first presented live as part of a Web seminar...

This presentation is the fourth in a four-part series describing how to plan and conduct a records series inventory. Robin Riat, CRM, a Senior Records Analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration, describes things to consider when planning next steps and follow-up after you have completed a records series inventory, including identifying opportunities and next steps and communica...

This presentation is the third in a four-part series describing how to plan and conduct a records series inventory. Robin Riat, CRM, a Senior Records Analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration, gives an overview of several different records inventory methods you might use when conducting an inventory, including using existing inventory resources, process maps, questionnaires, i...

Word of the Week: Personal Papers

Withdrawing Permanent Federal Records from an FRC

Capstone Managers' Briefing

Let's Get Organized! Setting up your Electronic Files

Capstone Email Management Implementation: Technical Perspective

Capstone and Email Management: Q&A Panel Discussion

Capstone, A New Approach To Managing Email Records: NARA's Internal Implementation

Capstone Legal Briefing

Access Restrictions: Their Importance and Impact on the Transfer of Permanent Records to NARA

Capstone: A New Approach to Managing Email Records, 2013 Agency Workshop

Folder Title List: Transferring Your Permanent Paper Records

Guidance on Managing Social Media Records

NARA Discussion of Records Management Program Inspection Techniques

Finding the Gaps: Locating and Reporting Unscheduled Records

Word of the Week: Lifecycle

USPTO Big Buckets Scheduling Workshop