The implementation of electronic court records management systems in different countries is faced with a number of organizational, technical and procedural issues. The management of these records is further subjected to the legal framework that governs the lifecycle of records management. This paper presents the case for research into records management in Malaysian judiciary. It emphasize the ...

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which President Bush signed into law last year, represents an ambitious effort by Congress to address many data retention and preservation issues arising from the Enron and Arthur Andersen debacles. In addition to creating a new and apparently powerful Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (“Oversight Board”) and addressing corporate responsibility issues, th...

OBJECTIVES Clinical documents (CDs) have evolved from traditional paper documents containing narrative text information into the electronic record sheets composed of itemized records, where each record is expressed as an item with a specific value. We defined medical record (MR) items to be information entities with a specific value. These entities were then used to compile form-based clinical ...

There are two parts to the problem of preserving electronic documents for long periods of time. The first is getting the images of the documents to display and print properly after we move only a few decades into the future and find that the versions of the software used to create the documents are no longer available. The second is preserving the bits, the ones and zeros, that make up the comp...

Internet or Web world has a large amount of information, which may be html documents, word, pdf files, audio and video files, images etc. Huge challenges are being faced by the researches to provide the required and related documents to the users according to the user query. Additional overheads are available for researchers pertaining to identify the duplicate and near duplicate web documents....

There are two parts to the problem of preserving electronic documents for long periods of time. The first is getting the images of the documents to display and print properly after we move only a few decades into the future and find that the versions of the software used to create the documents are no longer available. The second is preserving the bits, the ones and zeros, that make up the comp...

Objective to discuss the conditions that enabled home care at the beginning of the twentieth century. Method study of the genealogic inspiration on home care. The empirical material consisted of legal documents on the subject that were published in the Official Journal. The documents were studied using analytical tools, such as Power, Discipline and Biopolitics, which were inspired in Foucault....

RIOR TO E-GOVERNMENT, RECORDS and information were stored mainly on paper in files, filing cabinets, and vaults. Paper documents have a degree of separation between the client and the flow, storage, and retrieval of documents. Manual records management systems have established procedures to process and transfer documents through the system. These documents could also be tracked transparently th...

There are two parts to the problem of preserving electronic documents for long periods of time. The first is getting the images of the documents to display and print properly after we move only a few decades into the future and find that the versions of the software used to create the documents are no longer available. The second is preserving the bits, the ones and zeros, that make up the comp...