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Services
Audata has successfully completed projects involving various aspects of records management. We have:
- assisted organisations through relocations
- conducted records audits
- managed the implementation of Electronic Records Management Systems and Electronic Document Management Systems
- designed and built functional and structural classification schemes
- liaised with key staff to analyse the business processes and information retention requirements of organisations
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Document management is the effective process of managing
documents throughout their lifecycle. This includes the processes of
retrieving, sharing, tracking, revising and distributing documents and
the information they contain, from inception all the way to their
destruction.
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Audata provides staff to manage your archive effectively and efficiently. We manage archive and semi-active records facilities for clients using skilled records professionals and appropriate technology.
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 Audata staff are experienced in training. We regularly train client staff in the use of the systems we implement. We are also able to provide training courses in a number of areas. We regularly hold a one-day course as an introduction to information management; we also provide a two-day course introducing records management.
We can tailor courses to suit your organisation, or provide specialist training in aspects of records and information management, such as constructing a business classification scheme or implementing an EDRMS. |
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UK - The National Archives | Government of the Netherlands
Computer files, documents and drawings often need to be consulted after
five, ten or more years. To be confident that you will be able to
access these digital records in the future, planning is required now. A
formal preservation process will also be required in the long term.
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The Workflow Management Coalition defines workflow as:
"Workflow is concerned with the automation of procedures where documents, information or tasks are passed between participants according to a defined set of rules to achieve, or contribute to, an overall business goal.”
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 An Information Audit is an essential precursor to any information management programme. An audit can be a stand alone piece of work to guide strategies and policies or used to define the work required to deliver an effective, beneficial electronic document and records management system (EDRMS).
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