Exam 3 - Record Storage, Retrieval, Conversion and Facilities Flashcards
A computing term to describe either a gradual decay of storage media or the degradation of a software program over time is digital:
a) rot
b) migration
c) conversion
d) emulsion
e) microblog
a) rot
______ is a file format that lets you exchange text files between different word processors in different operating systems.
a) Tagged image
b) Rich text
c) Portable document
d) Extensive markup language
e) Native
b) Rich text
When properly stored, _____offer superior stability of recorded information requiring permanent preservation.
a. microforms
b. DVDs
c. optical disk
d. file shares
e. CDs
a) microforms
_____ is the process of encoding a message or information in such a way that only authorized parties can access it.
a) storing
b) identifying
c) classifying
d) encrypting
e) filing
d) encrypting
Email is often a target of _____ because organizations lack email management.
a) digital storage reduction
b) upgrades
c) audits
d) electronic discovery
e) classification
d) electronic discovery
Preparing bar code labels or providing storage boxes are considered _____ provided by commercial storage companies.
a) standard services
b) a primary value
c) secured services
d) cost-saving provisions
e) auxiliary services
e) auxiliary services
A subject type of file system is the most _____ system to maintain.
a) simple
b) expensive
c) proficient
d) affordable
e) secure
a) simple in the meeting
A cost-effective strategy for prioritizing record systems conversions is to address _____ first.
a) senior management offices
b) facilities management offices
c) mission-critical business units
d) headquarters offices
e) off-site records storage
c) mission-critical business units
A ____ may manifest itself as metadata in structured database fields.
a) record
b) taxonomy
c) template
d) random topic
e) record copy
b) taxonomy
The maintenance of a storage environment for long-term storage of records that includes monitoring the temperature, humidity, light, and impurities in the air is:
a) air conditioning
b) climate-controlled
c) stable settings
d) purification
e) preservation
b) climate-controlled
A(an) _____ is primarily intended to manage the life-cycle of information from initial publication or creation all the way through archival and eventual disposal.
a) CAR system
b) Accession
c) Database
d) direct access system
e) ECM system
e) ECM system
Conversion of paper records systems to automated electronic systems can require coordination with IT for:
a) digital storage.
b) indexing.
c) scanning speed.
d) document preparation.
e) project management.
a) digital storage
In a records center operation, records are first brought into the center through the _____ area.
a) disposal
b) administrative
c) reference
d) processing
e) staging
e) staging
Magnetic tapes, USB drives and external hard drives are all examples of _____ storage.
a) off-line
b) centralized
c) near-line
d) cloud
e) on-line
a) off-line
______ refers to the process of locating, securing, and searching electronically stored information with the intent of using it as evidence in a legal case.
a) Enterprise searching
b) Spoliation
c) E-discovery
d) Subpoenas
e) Tagging
c) E-discovery
In conducting a structured search of data, the search is performed against:
a) each word.
b) each phrase.
c) metadata.
d) a cache.
e) the taxonomy.
c) metadata
Tasks associated with operating a document imaging system would not include:
a) indexing
b) document preparation
c) refiling
d) silver recovery
e) quality assurance
d) silver recovery
The most important factor to consider in developing an index is:
a) age of the records.
b) user vocabulary.
c) number of users.
d) file location.
e) equipment type.
b) user vocabulary
_____ is the technique of organizing files under the last few digits of an identifying number, and then sequentially by any preceding numbers.
a) Alpha-numeric
b) Numeric
c) Terminal digit
d) Hierarchical
e) Classification
c) terminal digit
Active paper filing and retrieval are most productive using:
a. Vertical cabinets
b. Lateral cabinets
c. Offsite record center
d. Drawer type cabinets
e. Open-shelf filing
e) open-shelf filing
When one file folder follows another in alphabetical order, the file is said to be:
a) topical.
b) numeric.
c) classified.
d) indexed.
e) color keyed.
a) topical
The phase of e-discovery when potentially responsive documents are identified for further analysis and review is:
a) identification
b) preservation
c) collection
d) processing
e) review
a) identification
A ______ search is a type of navigation model that leverages metadata fields and values to provide users with visible options for clarifying and refining queries.
a) Boolean
b) Material
c) Datamart
d) Governance
e) Faceted
e) Faceted
_____ is the function of document imaging that requires the most planning, customization, and quality control.
a) Scanning
b) Indexing
c) Sorting
d) Filing
e) Batches
b) indexing
When evaluating a proposed scanning department, the retention periods of the records series are most likely to affect the:
a) budget.
b) maintenance cost.
c) end user acceptance.
d) pay-back period.
e) foreign involvement.
d) pay-back period
Associating electronic records with either predefined taxonomy or self-defining groups is:
a) coding.
b) coordinated indexing.
c) automatic categorization.
d) file conversion.
e) full-text indexing.
c) automatic categorization
Ensuring records scanned are validated and readable is called:
a) document preparation.
b) quality assurance.
c) OCR.
d) indexing.
e) risk mitigation.
b) quality assurance
____ systems are based on integration of computer and microfilm technology.
a) ECM
b) ERM
c) IP
d) Portable
e) CAR
e) CAR
_____ records to an off-site storage at the end of each fiscal year is the periodic method.
a) Archiving
b) Safeguarding
c) Encrypting
d) Transferring
Destroying
d) transferring
____ is the destruction, alteration, or mutilation of evidence that may pertain to a legal action.
a) Deletion
b) Spoliation
c) Emulsion
d) Maceration
e) Cancellation
b) Spoliation
Metadata is the information that allows one to demonstrate that a record, having gone through the conversion or migration process, continues to be:
a) real and fixed
b) established and functional
c) filed and indexed
d) authentic and reliable
e) true and discoverable
d) authentic and reliable
Microfilm _______ are a transparent carrier with sleeves or channels for insertion of single or multiple strips of 16m or 35mm microfilm.
a) readers
b) scanners
c) jackets
d) folders
e) sources
c) jackets
A CAR system is a:
a) thesaurus based on a subject classification system
b) system that enables efficient retrieval of microfilmed images
c) computerized archive system
d) tracking system used to locate hardcopy records
e) barcode to gather additional data from designated records
b) system that enables efficient retrieval of microfilmed images
According to the Principle of Availability, electronic information needs to be _____ to currently supported hardware and software to sustain its ongoing accessibility:
a) transmitted
b) re-inputted
c) copied
d) migrated
e) emailed
d) migrated
The process of changing records from one medium to another is:
a) filing
b) duplicating
c) processing
d) coding
e) conversion
e) conversion
The _____ infrastructure is the guidance for management and retention of the content stored in an ECM system.
a) change control
b) email system
c) information technology
d) knowledge management
e) records management
e) records management