Introduction to the New Records Standards
10:00am - 4:30pm /
Friday 3rd March 2017
/ Venue: Room 512 Cedar House
- James Lowry
- Admission: £30 please register here.
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Records and archives standards are going through major changes.
This event will introduce the new or revised standards, It will be led by experts who led or were closely involved in the redevelopment of the standards:
Bill Stockting, Archives Manager, Royal Library and Royal Archives, will explain the new standard for archival description, Records in Contexts.
Chris Woods, a Director of the National Conservation Service, will outline the new preservation standards and how they supersede existing standards.
Cassie Findlay, Project Lead in the development of the 2016 edition of ISO 15489, the international standard for records management, will present the changes to the standard via video link up from San Francisco.
This event will introduce the new or revised standards, It will be led by experts who led or were closely involved in the redevelopment of the standards:
Bill Stockting, Archives Manager, Royal Library and Royal Archives, will explain the new standard for archival description, Records in Contexts.
Chris Woods, a Director of the National Conservation Service, will outline the new preservation standards and how they supersede existing standards.
Cassie Findlay, Project Lead in the development of the 2016 edition of ISO 15489, the international standard for records management, will present the changes to the standard via video link up from San Francisco.