Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme
The construction of records classification schemes is an undeveloped topic to which the archival discipline has dedicated little effort. This is not easily understandable, as records classification schemes are the main tool traditionally used to organize and manage records. This article analyzes the...
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| author | Maria Mata Caravaca |
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| description | The construction of records classification schemes is an undeveloped topic to which the archival discipline has dedicated little effort. This is not easily understandable, as records classification schemes are the main tool traditionally used to organize and manage records. This article analyzes the elements that are taken into consideration when building a classification scheme, as well as how these elements can interrelate. Hierarchical versus non-hierarchical relationships are also examined, and future research directions are identified. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-1b535b00b4ca420d96c5d1208c888b0e2023-08-22T16:29:09ZengFirenze University PressJLIS.it2038-10262017-05-0182Elements and Relationships within a records classification schemeMaria Mata CaravacaThe construction of records classification schemes is an undeveloped topic to which the archival discipline has dedicated little effort. This is not easily understandable, as records classification schemes are the main tool traditionally used to organize and manage records. This article analyzes the elements that are taken into consideration when building a classification scheme, as well as how these elements can interrelate. Hierarchical versus non-hierarchical relationships are also examined, and future research directions are identified. https://jlis.fupress.net/index.php/jlis/article/view/139Records managementclassificationrecords classification schemefile planhierarchical relationships |
| spellingShingle | Maria Mata Caravaca Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme JLIS.it Records management classification records classification scheme file plan hierarchical relationships |
| title | Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme |
| title_full | Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme |
| title_fullStr | Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme |
| title_full_unstemmed | Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme |
| title_short | Elements and Relationships within a records classification scheme |
| title_sort | elements and relationships within a records classification scheme |
| topic | Records management classification records classification scheme file plan hierarchical relationships |
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