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Welcome to Records Management University, the world’s best and only entirely free course dedicated to serving Records Management professionals. With many looking to keep their skills sharpened in this brave
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Federally-compliant Records Management for Social Media Since the first presidential tweet in January 2010, sent by then President Barack Obama, the medium has exploded as a way for government officials
The US Government knew they needed to get a handle on the inefficiencies they experienced with paper records. Several factors influenced the decision to improve record management processes, including the