In January of 2020, before the year that would become remarkable, we published an article intending to kick off a new series of blog posts about different types of records found on state and local retention schedules that we find particularly interesting or curious. In his discussion about the succinctness of the retention period for…
Truly bringing to life this year’s theme “Better Together in a Digital World”, the TSLAC and Department of Information Resources (DIR) co-sponsored annual e-Records conference was a flat out success due in no small part to the 25 vendors, 15 knowledgeable presenters providing 9 superb sessions, and countless staff that worked tirelessly to put on…
We are accepting public comment on proposed revisions to Local Schedule SD. The proposed revisions were published in the November 24th issue of the Texas Register. The copy of the schedule posted in the Texas Register is a clean version of the schedule and does not show all revisions. To aid in your review, you…
Updated March 3, 2022 Being a Records Management Officer (RMO) can seem like a huge undertaking. Being in charge of all of your organization’s records? Making sure your organization is abiding by records management laws? Protecting your organization from an audit? As RMO, you do have a great deal of power and responsibility. What are…