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J. Timothy Sprehe
Modernization
Enterprise content management and the system-is-the-solution fallacy
When it comes to enterprise content management systems, many agencies buy technology before they have strategies in place, writes columnist Tim Sprehe.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
Modernization
Exploding the data storage myth
People who say we should save everything because data storage is cheap are talking nonsense.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
Modernization
A new kind of record-keeper
The next National Archivist could fix decades of problems in digital management.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
Modernization
Op-ed: NARA framework distorts records management
GSA has abdicated its records-management responsibilities, leaving NARA to set policies and issue rules, columnist Timothy Sprehe writes.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
People
Sprehe: Seeking the records decider
It isn’t necessary to leave archiving decisions in the hands of users.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
People
Sprehe: Keeping it digital
Legislation requiring electronic records to be stored electronically might not be enough.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
People
Sprehe: The president's legacy
The White House has repeatedly tolerated inadequate systems for keeping e-mail records.
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
People
Sprehe: Foolish secrecy
Lag time in releasing 8.5 million World War II records is an example of misguided classification policies
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
Digital Government
Sprehe: Being overly simplistic
Federal enterprise architecture principles treat government as one entity. Who are they kidding?
- By J. Timothy Sprehe
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