What Does NARA Mean About Closing Agency-run Records Storage Facilities?
The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration’s (NARA) recently updated guidelines for federal records management include a provision ending the use of agency-run storage facilities for analog records. Specifically, Section 1.3 of OMB/NARA M-19-21 mandates [...]
What is Unified Records Management?
With the new recently issued guidance from the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) dictating that ALL records – including both permanent and temporary – be managed in electronic format by the end of [...]
Spotlight: Records Management Policy Issues for Government Agencies
At the beginning of the year, we laid out a step-by-step roadmap for what Federal agencies need to do to comply with the deadline set by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for managing [...]
What Reporting Capabilities are Crucial to Federal Records Management?
In our guide to evaluating electronic records management (ERM) systems we mentioned that “all records should be discoverable.” Specifically, we noted that any ERM should enable users to perform advanced searches and create custom reports. [...]
New Guidance from OMB and NARA Expands Scope of Digitization Requirements
Since 2012, the federal government has been pushing agencies to begin managing many records in electronic format. The effort began by focusing on email with OMB Memorandum M-14-16 (“Guidance on Managing Email”) and expanded to [...]
Creating a Records Schedule Step by Step
Records management is not easy and if done poorly or haphazardly can consume an enormous amount of time, human capital, and budget. Records schedules help. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) defines a records [...]
PSL Named One of CIO Review’s 20 Most Promising Cloud Solutions Providers of 2019
PSL was named one of the top 20 providers for Cloud Solutions in CIOReview's 2019 rankings. Read a preview of the article below, and click on the image or link below to read the full [...]