Records Management Journal: Volume 33 Issue 2/3

The effect of digitalization on the daily use of and work with records in the Norwegian public sector

Daniel Henriksen Hagen

This paper presents an exploratory case study on the impact of user-oriented digitalization on records management in the Norwegian public sector. The purpose of this study is to…

A hermeneutic review of records management practices in Malawi: a developing country context

Kaitano Simwaka, Donald Flywell Malanga

This study aims to review and understand the state of records management practices in Malawi, focusing on both public and private sector organisations.

Examining the ethical dilemmas of political impartiality in records administration: a phronetic approach

Adebowale Jeremy Adetayo

This paper aims to explore the ethical dilemmas faced by records administrators concerning political impartiality by examining the case of the National Archives and Records…

Records in social media: a new (old) understanding of records management

Babatunde Kazeem Oladejo, Darra Hofman

Social media posts have been an integral part of our society’s communication and serve purposes from the personal to the national, from the mundane to the silly to the momentous…

The status of records management in Malawian private universities: the empirical case of University of Livingstonia

Kaitano Simwaka, Donald Flywell Malanga, George T. Chipeta

This study aims to investigate records management practices in Malawian private universities with a focus on University of Livingstonia.