Records management is needed in all areas of business, and the responsibility falls on everyone within the company to a certain level. This guide from DeltaNet explores the responsibilities around record management and how it can benefit the business.
The terms ‘data’, ‘information’ and ‘records’ can all be thrown around interchangeably, but they all mean different things. All phrases are important when it comes to record management, so the need for understanding is vital. This guide from DeltaNet explains what each term means.
Records management is the process of businesses looking after their information to a high standard in order to maintain valid, accurate, and relevant records. This guide from DeltaNet explains records management and why businesses should prioritise it.
A vital record is as the clue suggests, vital for the day-to-day survival of a business. If a vital record is lost or destroyed, the work stops, causing that business a lot of trouble. This guide from DeltaNet describes what a vital record is, how you can identify them, and what you need to do to protect them.
Understanding what records actually are is the first step in understanding how to maintain good management of them. This guide from DeltaNet explores different types of records, and why record management is important.
Having a good policy in place when it comes to records management gives your business a structure to keep records to a high standards. This guide from DeltaNet explores what makes a good policy, and how it can benefit you.
Having good records management is beneficial for businesses in a number of ways, so having a strong level of compliance is only ever a good thing. This guide from DeltaNet describes the steps you can take to comply to records management, and what impact this will have on your business.
Having a high quality of information means that businesses are maintaining reliable, accurate and secure documents. This guide from DeltaNet explores how to achieve high information quality, and why this is so important for companies in the long-term.