State Archives and Records NSW is a member of the Australasian Digital Recordkeeping Initiative (ADRI). ADRI is an undertaking of the Council of Australasian Archives and Records Authorities, the peak body of government archives and records institutions in Australia and New Zealand.Posted on behalf of Catherine Robinson, Senior Project Officer, Government Recordkeeping. The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that Wollongong City Council is leading the way in providing smart technology to incoming Councillors to assist them in creating and capturing records of Council business. New Councillors elected in the September elections for Wollongong City Council will […]
Guest post by Stephen Bedford, Department of Services Technology and Administration DSTA have developed MS Office templates for common business formats (such as memos, faxes etc) which automatically captures a sensible file save as name based on document content. It takes information from bookmarked fields, processes it, and suggests a filename, and also saves metadata […]
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