Information seeking behaviour of electronic records management systems (ERMS) users: implications for records management practices - Part 1.
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Singh, Pauline
Klobas, J.
Anderson, K.
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2007Type
Journal Article
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Singh, Pauline and Klobas, Jane and Anderson, Karen. 2007. Information seeking behaviour of electronic records management systems (EDRMS) users: implications for records management practices - Part 1. Informaa Quarterly. 23 (4): pp. 38-41.
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Informaa Quarterly
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School of Media, Culture and Creative Arts
Department of Information Studies
Faculty of Humanities
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This work was first published in the November 2007 issue of InfoRMAA Quarterly, the journal of the Records Management Association of Australasia
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Abstract
This article is the first in a multi-part report on whether the way RM professionals manage records in accordance with the ISO 15489 standard is consistent with the information seeking behaviour (ISB) of Electronic Document and Records Management Systems (EDRMS) users, and includes an investigation of how various factors, such as training, individual information seeking styles, tasks, and time, affect the ISB.
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