Information Resource Management—

  • how organizations know what to do
    and evidence of what they have done.

Knowledge Resource Management—

  • risk and compliance management
    within learning, innovative communities of practice.

Intellectual Capital Management—

  • extract value from intangible assets and
    optimize as much as 70% of market value.
Guided by the only Certified Records Manager based in Asia, IRM Strategies:
  • audits practices to avoid expensive surprises;
  • provides the roadmap to cut waste and cost;
  • builds capacity for sustainable success
    saving money year after year.

Taking models into practice

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Meaningful work makes a real difference. Rob Tornack's Spring 2010 activities take the model of care for a Canadian health organization into day-to-day practice for administrators, professionals and para-professsionals delivering care to young disabled people.

Activities review

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1186 participants register for Webinar offering
ARMA International & IRM Strategies present, "7 Questions Guide Records Management Strategy & Implementation. Post-seminar teleconference: October 6, 2009
KRM in Health Care HINF 591Summer 2009 Registration via the University of Victoria
AMPLIFY09, Sydney
Innovation & Thought Leadership Festival
Through a K-focused lensCRM Innovation article

Etienne Winger on Communities of Practice with a Health Care slant

Submitted by John James on Tue, 2009-10-20 01:44

7 Questions Guide RIM Strategy & Implementation

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Web seminar offered in cooperation with ARMA International attracts 1186 registrants! The webinar remains available online to members of ARMA. Visit: http://www.arma.org "Seven Questions Guiding Records Management Strategy & Implementation" presents the key questions to address business needs and the essential questions that inform management of the recorded information resource.

E-papier, sera-t-il chinois ?

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Si la normalisation de la production du papier est codifiée vers 105 après J.C. dans les Annales du Céleste Empire par le ministre de l'Agriculture, Tsaï Lun, son utilisation est attestée depuis la formation de l'Empire Han au IIème siècle avant J.C. Tsaï Lun introduisit peut-être un nouveau procédé, le papier de linge, préconisant en plus du traditionnel chanvre, l'usage du lin, de fibres de bambou et de l'écorce de mûrier. L'art de la fabrication du papier restera chinois et japonais jusqu'au VIIème siècle, où il passe chez les arabes qui petit à petit le diffuseront en Occident.

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