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This document is no longer current . Please go to the following URL for more information : Requirements for Electronic Records Management Systems 4: Implementation guidance September 2004 Page of 25 2 Table of Contents 1 Implementing Electronic Records 2 Degree of Responding to requests for change (RFCs)..5 3 Functionality supporting Freedom of information implementation and other openness 4 Placement of optional modules on case and workflow management and content R le of 5 Major configuration Entity behaviour Rules observed by classification scheme and its Folders within folders, records higher up the classification Use of folder parts in disposal Defaults, settings for documents and 6 R les and responsibilities (functional access rights)..13 General configuration Access control configuration Access to records from outside the 7 Usability and The end user and records management metadata The average end-user and metadata Other information management Metadata implications of the degree of integration between the document and records management Resource discovery (searching) in a records management Display of metadata attributes vs.
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