Archives and Records Association Section for Records Management & Info Gov - Committed to promoting Records Management issues! [email protected]
London, England
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The Section for Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) are pleased to bring you our AGM programme for 2023!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
An excellent presentation from our recent AGM
Our CEO Patricia Vella talking about Information Governance challenges for Charities at the @ARARMIG AGM held at School Oriental and African Studies in London
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Join us for our hybrid AGM this Friday 18th August, 1030 - 1230 and election of new committee members. Tea, coffee and a sandwich lunch will be provided for those attending in person. Register now @Eventbrite tinyurl.com/2p8w2cne
Are you interested in Records and Information?
Are you looking to gain experience of working on a committee?
Do you want to help the recordkeeping sector by influencing agendas?
If so, then we have exciting news!
We're looking for new faces to join our committee.
If you're interested in finding out more, then please sign up to come to our AGM, this Friday morning. You can sign up here:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
#RecordsManagement #Archives #ARA
Feeling bored this rainy weekend? Why not book for our section's AGM! #RecordsManagement #ARA
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The Section for Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) are pleased to bring you our AGM programme for 2023!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
Edit: it may not be a rainy weekend, as the weather map shows #ItsNeverDullInHull
ALT Weather map of the UK, showing sunshine in Hull and rain everywhere else
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The Section for Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) are pleased to bring you our AGM programme for 2023!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
Follow this link to register for our AGM
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The Section for Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) are pleased to bring you our AGM programme for 2023!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
The AGM programme forms part of a wider training event, focusing on records management profession and skills. The speakers will be covering topics on the changing faces of RMIG and the ARA's competency framework.
To sign up for the event please register via Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/rmig-sect…
We look forward to seeing as many of you (virtually and in-person) there!
Please let us know, we need all the help we can get! We are a friendly and knowledgeable committee
Send us a DM or contact us on [email protected]
Q6: We are having a change of face so to speak with the RMIG Committee, with vacancies opening up at our next AGM. Would you be interested in applying to join our Committee and get involved with our work?
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Q.5 To keep in mind it's a tool. In the words of Prof. Nick Jennings "Much greater realism on AI is really important that we get right. It’s a powerful computing technology, but that’s what it is; it is not magic."
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#ArchiveHour
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My resident SWE adds, "You need to walk before you can run". Many of us don't have the critical mass of digitised info, IT infrastructure, expertise, etc, to do this well/at all. #ArchiveHour
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#ArchiveHour Q4. Lack of time; lack of knowledge (& time to acquire the knowledge & reflect on it); likely rapidity of change & constantly playing catch up; cynicism that those who claim to have the answers are probably selling something. 😉
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Q5: What would professionals like to see in terms of regulations/regulating AI?
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Q4: What are the barriers for you at the moment when thinking about adopting AI into practices or strategies?
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