Electronic Record Literature Review

1.0 Abstract

Purpose of this article aims to review the book Managing Electronic Records edited by Julie McLeod and Catherine Hare. For Design, methodology and approach the book is evaluated in the context of other related titles, the authors’ and editors’ aims for the text, the needs of professionals in the field and the reviewer’s views on required content. Next, for findings the reviewer concludes that the book is one of the very best collections on electronic records to have been published. In additions, this article also emphasizes about originality and value such as the article reviewers this book within the context of other titles, there by informing readers of the broader range of resources in this challenging area.

Keywords Electronic media, Records management, Ethics, Standards, Digital storage, Case studies

2.0 Introduction

This article is intro about book managing electronic records. The editors have tell about how book that good for reader to read with effective and understanding because the book is one of the very best collections and presentations on electronic records that I’ve see put together. From The Washington Post has used a catchy promotional slogan: “If you don’t get it, you don’t get it”. It is not much of an exaggeration to borrow this as an aphorism to describe Managing Electronic (“this book”) by McLeod and Hare

The finding from this article is to the review concludes that the book is one of the very best collections on electronic to have been published. Next, another objective that I get from read this article also tell about among the topics that were high on the list of a high percentage of survey respondents internationally were to find poor integration of records management and IT disciplines and to know standards how to include recordkeeping compliance in audits