Test 1 (Chapter 1 & 2) Flashcards

1
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Stored information, regardless of media or characteristics, made or received by an organization that is evidence of its operations and has value requiring its retention for a specific period of time

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Record

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2
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An association for information management professionals

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ARMA International

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3
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The systematic control of all records from their creation or receipt, through their processing, distribution, organization,storage, and retrieval, to their ultimate disposition

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Records management

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4
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A standard for records management policies and procedures.

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ISO 15489

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5
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Internet or a network of servers

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Cloud

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6
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A record created for use outside of the organization. It may be created inside or outside of the organization.

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External record

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7
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A record that contains information needed to operate an organization

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Internal record

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8
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A document used in an organizations day-today operations.

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Transaction record

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9
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A record that contains information needed to carry on the operations of an organization over long periods.

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Reference record

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10
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Receipt of record from outside the business. (Email written, letter produced)

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Creation - life cycle

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11
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Who gets the record? Internal users, external users. The record is sent to the person responsible for its use.

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Distribution - life cycle

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12
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Decisions, reference, inquires, and legal requirements.

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Use- life cycle

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13
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Store/file, retrieve, protect files.

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Maintenance - life cycle

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14
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Transfer, retain, or destroy.

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Disposition - life cycle

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15
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A system that enables users to compose, transmit, receive, and manage electronic documents and images across networks.

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Electronic mail (e-mail)

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16
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A page or collection of web pages that allows people who access the site to contribute or modify content

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Wiki

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17
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A shared online journal

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Blog

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18
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A broadcast sent over the internet to receivers who hear and/or view the information via computers or other electronic devices.

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Podcast

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19
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A video presentation given over the World Wide Web

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Webinar

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20
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A short message posted on the twitter social network website

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Tweet

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21
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An automated system for scanning, storing, retrieving, and managing images of physical records in an electronic format.

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Document imaging

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22
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An electric method to communicate and to transact business over networks and through computers

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E-commerce

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23
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Electronic payments and collections

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Electronic funds transfer (EFT)

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24
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A communication procedure between two companies that allows the exchange of standardized documents (most commonly invoices or purchase orders) through computers.

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Electronic data interchange (EDI)

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25
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The overarching frame-work within which the records and information management (RIM) program resides

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Information governance (IG)

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26
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Form the foundation for which an effective information governance program can be built

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ARMA’s Generally Accepted Record Keeping principles (“The Principles”)

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27
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A global, non-profit organization that provides independent research, education and certification programs to information professionals

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AIIM (Association for information and image management)

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28
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The strategies, methods, and tools used to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content and documents related to organizational processes

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Enterprise content management (ECM)

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29
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When a company is subject to litigation or a lawsuit, all information, records, and other evidence that are relevant to the case must be identified and retrieved. These procedures are called the discovery process

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Discovery

30
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The process of identifying and providing all electronically stored information and records relevant to the case

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E-discovery

31
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Scanning, sorting, retrieving, and managing records electronically

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Document imaging

32
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Computer/media storage of records that requires equipment to view, read, listen

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Electronic record

33
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  • Physical storage of records
  • Oldest method of records management
  • Filing “by hand”
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Manual Filing System

34
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Photographic reduction of paper records to micro-images (microfilm, fiche) for space-saving storage and rapid retrieval
- used by banks, newspapers, and insurance companies

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Micrographics

35
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Computer storage and retrieval of records (floppies, CD-Roms, optical & laser disks, hard drive on computer…)

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Electronic records systems

36
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Long-term value, record the history of the company, stored in protected records archive. (Minutes in meetings)

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Historical records

37
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Used in daily operation of firm, short and long term value, administrative documents: correspondence, forms, reports

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Operational (administrative) records

38
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Some records required by law to be kept certain length of time: contracts, real estate deeds, articles of incorporation, stockholders reports

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Legal records

39
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Financial records and documents which have legal and operational value to firm: tax returns, balance sheets, income statements

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Fiscal records

40
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Original copy or record copy kept permanently or legal, historical, or operational reasons (deeds, property titles, tax forms, receipts)

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Official record

41
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Group of related records (bank statements for the entire year)

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Records series

42
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Assist in a firms business operations, replaced at great cost and effort, retention schedule determines length of storage

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Important records

43
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Used in conducting daily operations of firm, usually replaced at minimal cost, low to medium degree of protection

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Useful records

44
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Temporary value, lowest degree of protection required, eventually destroyed after use

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Non-essential récords

45
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Mid- to top-level managers responsible for directing the entire RIM program

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Managerial

46
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Specialists and luces specialists responsible for operating the records center, supervising the design and use of business forms

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Supervisory

47
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Includes this workers responsible for routine Filing and retrieving tasks, assisting with vital records, and records retention work

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Operating

48
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“Tools, technologies, and methods to capture, store, preserve and deliver content or information across an enterprise or organization”

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Enterprise content management

49
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Software processing wherein the the retrieval and management of data is done through electronic means

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Electronic document management

50
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Federal agencies required to disclose records requested in writing by any person. Individuals access to records kept by public and private organizations

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Freedom of information act

51
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See records about yourself, amend inaccurate records. You can also exclude others seeing your records without your permission

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Privacy act

52
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Protects original works of authorship, copyright is immediate property of author

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Copyright act, intellectual property protection act

53
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Deals with files of CRAs. CRA must provide list of everyone who has vied your credit file. Request report 60 Days. Correct report:30 days

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Fair credit reporting act

54
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Prevents financial institutions from requiring customers to authorize release of financial records as a condition of doing business.

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Right to financial privacy act

55
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Encouraged federal governmental minimize the paperwork burden imposed on the American public.

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Federal paperwork reduction act

56
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Allows information/records to be shared between federal agencies. Records used by one agency can be used/shared electronically for different purpose by another agency

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Computer matching and privacy protection act

57
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Allows the public to access government documents via internet to the federal governments electronic reading room

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Electronic freedom information act

58
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Makes it a crime to circumvent anti-piracy measures built into most commercial software. Outlaws the manufacture, sale, or distribution of code-cracking devices used to illegally copy software

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Digital millennium copyright act

59
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First federal effort to provide uniform rules to govern e-commerce in each state.

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Uniform electronic transaction act

60
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Electronic computerized signatures are just as legal as hand-written signatures

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Electronic global signatures

61
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Creates national standards to protect your medical records and personal health information

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HIPPA - health insurance portability and accountability acet, privacy rule

62
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Facilitates cooperation and information sharing among government agencies. Dramatically reduces restrictions on law enforcement ability to search telephone, email communication, medical, finance, and other records

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Patriot act

63
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Passed in response to major corporate and accounting scandals. Enhances standards for all u.s. public corporate boards, public accounting firms, applies only to publicly traded firms, not private companies

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Sarbanes-Oxley act

64
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Creates new negotiable instrument called a substitute check, the legal equivalent of the original check that includes all the original check

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Check 21

65
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Special paper copies of the front and back of the original check

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Substitute checks

66
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Independent federal agency that preserves the nations history and oversees the management of all federal records

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National archives and records managers

67
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Nationwide association of local and state and federal records agencies interested in the improved administration of government records at ALL levels

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National association of government archives and records administrators

68
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Provides leadership to ensure the identification, preservation, and use of the nations historical records.

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Society of American archives

69
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Global non-profit organization that provides research, education and certification programs to information professionals.

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Association for information and image management

70
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For professionals engaged in health information

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American health information management association

71
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Mission is to enhance global business and competitiveness through standardization

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American national standards institute

72
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To provide leadership for libraries information services to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all

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American library association