Posts Tagged ‘web 2.0’

Keeping records of your web 2.0 business September 15, 2009 2 Comments

At the recent NSW Public Sphere event at Parliament House hosted by Penny Sharpe MLC, NSW government organisations including the NSW Police, the Department of Education and Training and NSW Transport and Infrastructure spoke about initiatives in their organisations that are taking advantage of new and popular web 2.0 technologies such as wikis, microblogging (Twitter), [...]

Future Proof Update July 2009 – Technology and the changing nature of records management July 23, 2009 No Comments

New technologies are transforming the way organisations work. Thoughtfully planned and implemented, they can bring real business benefits. Too often, however, we rush into the adoption of new tools and fail to properly consider their role and purpose. Similarly, we often fail to consider how our existing records management practices will cope with these new ways of working, and [...]

Future Proof update April 2009 – Records management and web 2.0 April 21, 2009 No Comments

State Records is pleased to announce the release of their new guidelines – Records management and web 2.0.
The guidelines
These guidelines were developed to help NSW public offices understand the changing environment of the web and the emerging use of many new online tools, thus encouraging records managers to carry out their recordkeeping duties with regard [...]