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During the decade from 1984 to 1994 the Australian Archives also developed
Australian solutions to the new challenges posed by the electronic records
revolution.
Playing for Keeps: The Proceedings of an Electronic Records Management
Conference hosted by the Australian Archives, Canberra, 8–10 November
1994, Stephen Yorke (ed.), Australian Archives, 1995.
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Playing for Keeps |
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Day 1: The world scene – Opening
- Official welcome to delegates and the Minister – George Nichols,
Director-General, Australian Archives
- Information management in the 1990s – Keynote address – The
Hon. Michael Lee MP, Minister for Communications and the Arts
- The issues ahead – an address – Dagmar Parer, National Director,
Records Control and Description, Australian Archives
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| Day 1: The world scene – The US experience
- Finders keepers, losers weepers: alternative program models
for identifying and keeping electronic records – Margaret Hedstrom,
Director, Center for Electronic Records, New York State Archives
and Records Administration, USA
- Electronic records activities at the National Archives and Records
Administration – Kenneth Thibodeau, Director, Center for Electronic
Records, New York State Archives and Records Administration, USA
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Day 1: The world scene
– The European experience
- Information superhighways or quiet country lanes? Accessing
electronic archives in the United Kingdom – Edward Higgs, Wellcome
Unit for the History of Medicine, Oxford University, UK
- Off the beaten track: the archivist exploring the outback of
electronic records – Hans Hofman, Director, Electronic Records
Project, General State Archives, The Netherlands
Day 1: The world scene – The Canadian experience
- Managing records in the modern office: the experience of the
National Archives of Canada
- Activities of the Electronic Records Committee of the International
Council on Archives – John McDonald, Director General, Government
Records Branch, National Archives of Canada
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| Day 1: The world scene – Panel Session
Chair: Rob Thomsett
Panel members: Margaret Hedstrom, Edward Higgs, Hans Hofman, John
McDonald, Kenneth Thibodeau
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| Day 2: The Australian
scene – Policy development in Australia
- Australian Archives’ approach to preserving long-term access
to the Commonwealth’s electronic records – Stephen Ellis, Director,
Systems Integration and Redevelopment Project, Australian Archives
and Steve Stuckey, Assistant Director-General, Records Standards
and Access, Australian Archives
- Avoiding litter on the information superhighway: electronic
document management in Australian government agencies – Tom Worthington,
Chair of the Electronic Document Management Subcommittee of the
Information Exchange Steering Committee (IESC)
- Information management strategic planning – Judy Huxley, Director,
Information Management and Technologies Strategies, Department
of Primary Industries and Energy
- The State Archives of Western Australia: a Western Australian
perspective – Carole Ellis, Records Management Office, Library
and Information Service of Western Australia
- Preserving Australia’s electronic documentary heritage – Maggie
Jones, Australian Council of Library and Information Services
(ACLIS) Taskforce on the Preservation of Australian Electronic
Information
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| Day 2: The Australian scene
– Research considerations
- Strategic information databases and long-term access – David
ML Berman, Director, Information Services Division, Australian
Geological Survey Organisation
- FOI access to electronic records – Madeline Campbell, Principal
Legal Officer, Family and Administrative Law Branch, Attorney-General’s
Department
- Research in the social sciences and electronic records – Roger
Jones, Social Science Data Archives, Research School of Social
Sciences, Australian National University
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| Panel session – The Australian
scene
Chair: Rob Thomsett
Panel members: Madeline Campbell, Stephen Ellis, Carole Ellis, Edward
Higgs, Maggie Jones, Tom Worthington
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| Day 3: The technology (1)
- Archival issues in a computing environment – David Bearman,
President, Archives and Museum Informatics, USA
- Integrated information management – Adrienne Kebbell, Information
Management Officer, Information Management Centre State Services
Commission, New Zealand
- Oracle and document management – Brett Newbold, Oracle Systems,
USA
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| Day 3: Technology (2)
- Electronic information management: a Pandora’s box or the light
at the end of the tunnel – Brian Pink, First Assistant Statistician,
Computer Services Division, Australian Bureau of Statistics
- The development of CALS within the Australian Department of
Defence – Peter Hallams, Director, Integrated Logisitcs Information
Management, Department of Defence
- Managing the new information technology revolution – Rob Thomsett,
Rob Thomsett and Associates
Day 3: The Technology – Panel session
Chair: Rob Thomsett
Panel members: David Bearman, Adrienne Kebbell, Brian Pink, Brett
Newbold, Keith Parrott
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| Closing address
Margaret Hedstrom, New York State Archives and Records Administration,
USA and George Nichols, Director-General, Australian Archives
Biographical details, List of attendees and Bibliography
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