Articles from Information Management Journal (September 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
50th Annual Conference and Expo * Navy Pier * Chicago * September 18-21, 2005.			4938
ALA: government asks about patrons.			675
ARMA '05: exhibitor profile.		Directory	13730
ARMA International Expo * Navy Pier Festival Hall * Chicago * September 18-20, 2005.			595
ARMA'05: conference schedule: all events located at the Navy Pier Festival Hall unless otherwise noted.			754
Arma'05: exhibitor list.		Illustration	785
Arma'05:product category.		Illustration	4444
Audit: homeland security unprepared.		Brief Article	306
Blogs: the new information revolution? RIM professionals have an opportunity to provide leadership and guidance in the development of policies to ensure that blogs are managed as records.	Dearstyne, Bruce W.		3289
Breaches spur data encryption.		Brief Article	161
Britain warns of Trojan horse computer attacks.			356
Correction.		Correction Notice	40
Despite complaints, U.K. complies with FOI levels.		Brief Article	218
FTC: subject-line labeling ineffective against spam.			301
Government secrecy reaches historic levels.			609
Improved web services marks new editor.			59
Industry intelligence sessions on the show floor, aisle 200.			329
IRISPdf aids conversion of scanned documents to electronic data.			84
Mining for information gold: data mining offers the RIM professional an opportunity to contribute to knowledge discovery in databases in a substantial way.	Firestone, Joseph M.		2883
Most U.S. libraries offer free web access.		Brief Article	197
NARA enters new "ERA" of electronic records management: National Archives' initiatives focus on preserving and providing access to electronic records.	Weinstein, Allen		2025
NARA releases military records.			496
New HIPAA security guidance papers released.		Brief Article	130
New storage solution features compact packaging, speed.			43
New system simplifies e-doc management.			82
New utility groups files by probing names and attributes.			65
New website offers government reports.		Brief Article	301
Politicians promote FOIA compliance.			776
Prizes & giveaways.			357
Program allows web interface for databases.			40
Program sponsors.		Brief Article	238
RIM professionals: a distinct personality? A study reveals that records and information management (RIM) professionals exhibit particular personality traits, which should aid those making hiring and career decisions.	Lounsbury, John W.		2535
Risk analysis and control: vital to records protection: identifying and preventing risk is smart business practice. This excerpt from Records and Information Management: Fundamentals of Professional Practice gives the fundamentals of assessing risk in your records operations, putting a prevention plan in place, and auditing that plan for compliance.	Saffady, William		3657
Seeking information warriors.	Holland, Michael E.	Book Review	1135
Software helps enforce retention policies.			52
Software provides disk encryption.			65
Staying on top of trends, techniques leads to business success.			437
Study reveals consumers' data worries.			665
Technology application briefings on the show floor, aisle 200.		Calendar	340
The why and how of international records retention.	Stephens, David O.		3567
U.S. Senate, House pass bills to extend patriot act.	Swartz, Nikki		656
War on terror targets ISPs in Europe.			296