The story so far…
All Episodes (most recent first)
Episode 007 - The User & Group Service
All MoReq2010 compliant records systems must have users. James and Jon review how these are managed through the user and group service, which may be implemented either as a standalone service or as a wrapper for a directory service. They discuss how placing users into groups allows their access to the records system to be more easily managed.
Recorded: January 2012
Episode 006 - Xmas 2011, Extra Helping
In this special episode James and Jon look back over the DLM Forum Triennial Conference on “Interoperability and MoReq2010” held in December 2011. They pick out their conference highlights, review the new testing and certification programme for MoReq2010, and take a peek into 2012 to see what lies ahead for records management in general and MoReq2010 in particular.
Recorded: Christmas 2011
Episode 005 - The Record Service, Part 2
James and Jon continue their investigation of the record service in MoReq2010. This time they take a look at records and the components of records including the principles of component content. There is also a discussion of the concept of record duplication.
Recorded: December 2011
Episode 004 - The Record Service, Part 1
The record service is at the heart of a MoReq2010 compliant records system. In this episode James and Jon start an investigation of the record service beginning with the concept of aggregation. Each record service contains within it aggregations of records but the whole records system can be seen as an aggregation that belongs to a higher external level of aggregation.
Recorded: November 2011
Episode 003 - The Disposal Process
In this episode James and Jon dissect the disposal scheduling service in MoReq2010 and walk through the disposal process for records and aggregations. The link between classification and disposal is summarised as “class determines destiny”.
Recorded: October 2011
Episode 002 - The Classification Service
James and Jon discuss classification, what it means in records management generally, how it is implemented in the classification service of a MoReq2010 compliant records system, and how this differs from earlier specifications.
Recorded: September 2011
Episode 001 - Assumptions & Architecture
In the first podcast of the series James and Jon discuss the underlying assumptions behind the development of MoReq2010 and why it is different to other records management standards. They go on to explore the impact these assumptions have had on the overall structure of the specification.
Recorded: August 2011
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