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» Planning & governance » Recordkeeping » Planning & governance » RecordkeepingRecords provide evidence of the business activities and processes you undertake on behalf of the University. Records can be in any format such as:
- emails
- spreadsheets
- maps and plans
- minutes
- memos
- photographs
- audio-visual material
Information created or received in the course of conducting University business should be captured in a recordkeeping system, either the Electronic Records Management System (ERMS) or an Enterprise System.
About records
Why do we need to keep records?
Keeping records makes it easier to do your job: information can be efficiently retrieved and used when needed. Good...
Electronic Records Management System
The ANU Electronic Records Management System (ERMS) is a central repository for the management of electronic records. As a formal recordkeeping...
Paper records
The Electronic Records Management System replaces the Central Records System (CRS) which controlled official paper files. The information about paper...
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