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Welcome to our AC+erm Web Log.
Resources list (PDF file) Sqworl link groups
A project focusing on people, working practices and technology issues to develop a deeper understanding of how to design and implement an organisational-centred architecture for e-records management. This is a research blog for discussion, data collection and dissemination.
Information For New Visitors
Welcome to our AC+erm Web Log.
The Project Team
Julie McLeod - Project Director
Sue Childs - Research Fellow
Rachel Hardiman - Senior
Research AssistantNaomi Hay-Gibson - Blog Maintainer
Catherine Hare - Systematic
Literature Review ResearcherDavid Rossin - Blog Designer
Further information about the
team can be found on our website
Labels (Themes)
- #archives (1)
- #RMS09 (2)
- #soa09 (1)
- AC+erm project (50)
- Approaches (3)
- Architecture (1)
- Business Processes (2)
- Colloquia (7)
- conferences (4)
- Continued Communication (3)
- DATUM (2)
- Delphi Studies (18)
- DLM Forum (1)
- ERM (9)
- Events (7)
- Expert Panel (1)
- Findings (19)
- interoperability (1)
- Methodology (11)
- Miscellanea (5)
- MoReq2010 (1)
- Opinion (1)
- Partnerships (2)
- Phenomenological Analysis (9)
- podcasts (1)
- Progress (3)
- Resources (1)
- Risk (2)
- Security (1)
- SLR (2)
- Technology (5)
- Thematic Analysis (5)
- Vignettes (1)
- Vision (4)
- Witness Seminar 2007 (6)
- Witness Seminar 2010 (2)
Blog Archive
Resources
We have produced a list of resources (Web sites and documents) relevant to the topic of ERM, along with a set of Sqworl links for those that are online. Please contact us to suggest additions to the list.
For more information about our project, please visit www.northumbria.ac.uk/acerm
Based on the principal websites identified in the resources document and on other sites that have come to our attention, we have created a custom Google search engine for ERM.
If you have any suggestions for suitable sites to add to the search engine, we would welcome your input.
Disclaimer & Copyright
The statements, views, and opinions posted on this Blog are those of the authors and are not endorsed by, nor do they necessarily reflect, the opinions of Northumbria University. Posts and comments may be used as research data and analysed accordingly. This data will be anonymised and any sensitive information will be removed before publication. All content on this blog is copyrighted under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License (see link below).
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