BS ISO 30300:2011

BS ISO 30300 - Information and documentation - Management systems for records - Fundamentals and vocabulary
The formation and administration of records are integral to any organization’s activities enabling accountability, risk management and business continuity. They allow organizations to capitalize on the value of their information resources and contribute to the preservation of collective memory; responding to the increasing challenges of the global and digital environment. BS ISO 30300 specifies the terminology for the Management Systems for Records (MSR) series of standards and the objectives and benefits of successfully implementing an MSR.
It is often overlooked that records management is not purely a technical matter but in fact management responsibility. To help organizations improve their records management, ISO has developed a new family of Management System for Records - the series. Implementing a Management System for Records will allow an organization to create a common policy and practice benchmarks across different countries, cultures and jurisdictions; support legal compliance and protection and offer the ability to set and assess performance measures for the use of commercial service providers. Establish a Common Language BS defines and clarifies the provisions and definitions for records management in alignment with . Using simple yet comprehensive terminology, it enables you to take a best practice approach to managing records without the complicated jargon. The BS is applicable to any type of organization and will allow you to effectively: