Records Management Journal
Scope & Guideline
Navigating the Future of Information Management.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Public Sector Records Management:
Exploration of records management practices in public sector organizations, including compliance, accountability, and governance. - Digital Records and Technology Integration:
Investigation of the impact of digital technologies on records management, including electronic health records, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. - Ethical and Legal Frameworks:
Analysis of ethical dilemmas and legal considerations in records management, particularly in relation to privacy, transparency, and information access. - Cultural and Contextual Perspectives:
Examination of records management practices within various cultural and regional contexts, emphasizing the challenges faced in developing countries. - Sustainability and Climate Change:
Research on the intersection of records management and climate change, focusing on the environmental impact of archival practices.
Trending and Emerging
- Artificial Intelligence in Records Management:
There is a growing interest in the readiness and adoption of AI technologies within records management practices, reflecting the need for innovation in processing and managing information. - Impact of COVID-19 on Records Management:
Research focusing on the adaptations and challenges faced by records management professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic has emerged, highlighting the need for resilience and flexibility in practices. - Blockchain for Transparency and Accountability:
The exploration of blockchain technology as a means to enhance transparency and mitigate fraud in records management practices is gaining traction, reflecting a broader trend towards secure and verifiable recordkeeping. - Participatory Recordkeeping Models:
Emerging frameworks for participatory and rights-based recordkeeping governance indicate a shift towards more inclusive practices that empower stakeholders. - Environmental Sustainability in Records Management:
There is an increasing focus on the environmental implications of records management practices, particularly in the context of climate change and sustainability initiatives.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Recordkeeping Practices:
There is a noticeable decrease in studies focusing solely on conventional recordkeeping methods, as the field shifts towards more digital and technology-driven approaches. - Physical Archives Management:
Research on the management of physical archives has declined, possibly due to the growing emphasis on digital transformation and electronic records management. - Simple Compliance Studies:
Previous studies that primarily addressed compliance without broader implications for governance or accountability have become less frequent, indicating a shift towards more integrated analyses.
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