RECORDS MANAGEMENT
FOR ADMINISTRATION SERVICES (HRM3113)
TASK ID: HRM3113/ASG/002
Electronic and Image
Records For Organizations Electronic Record Safety and Security
GROUP MEMBERS :
MAS ATIKAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN
SITI BAIZURA BINTI JAMAL
DEWINAH BINTI LAUSIP
SITI BAIZURA BINTI JAMAL
DEWINAH BINTI LAUSIP
CASE STUDY 1: ELECTRONIC AND IMAGE RECORDS FOR
ORGANIZATIONS
Hi Blog Reader,
CASE STUDY 1
This How I show my
Assignment on how my group member organize an file that we have to categorize
this each file
- Annual incident report, 2013
- Letter from CEO Rajamohan, 25, June 2012
- Trucks lift (serial #248) inspection
- Architectural plans for the new corporate headquarters
- Repair truck #2 maintenance records, 2013
- Payroll for December 2013
- Annual budget report, 2012
- Current insurance policy for repair truck #1
- Purchase order for repair truck #2
- GIS (database) files
- Certificate for completion of CPR training class by Joseph Gomez (maintenance worker), 2012
Outline Form
KANAKS
COOPERATION
2012
Budget
report.txt
CEO
Letter.txt
Training
completion certificate.txt
2013
December
payroll.txt
Incident
report.txt
Corporate Headquarters
Architectural
plans.txt
GIS
database.txt
Truck
Inspection.txt
Insurance.txt
Maintenance.txt
Purchase
order.txt
Explanation on why we have created the filing structure in the such way
- We have create the main folder by the organization name then we have divided the sub folder to five which is we have found each file show the meaning and how is it important.
- We created this five sub folder by the years, name of the things that specific mention as the operation that happen in the organization and others folder that we have state the file that general. It is to ensure the file is easy to identify and logically have an idea when to reach the file related.
- In the sub folder that we have created above have shown only have 1 file in the folder, it is not to take so much space but in future if there have any related or the same matter the file can be save in the same related subject folder.
CASE STUDY 2:
ELECTRONIC RECORD SAFETY AND SECURITY
This is our Case
Study 2 that shows our thought in giving a recommendation after review the
scenario that the employee
noticed a few things were out of place in his office when he arrived in the
morning for a few instances over the period of a month.
He works in a government office building that
has fairly stringent security measures in place – all staff must show picture ID
to security personnel to obtain physical access to the floor on which his office
is located.
So that the employee believed someone had been
fooling around with his computer and was concerned the information and records
on his computer may have been deleted or changed. He was anxious to find
a solution to his problem.
Based on our review this scenario as a record
management consultant after interviewed government employee about his situation
regarding his computer and work space, we had found some problems in the organization.
Problem
|
Recommendations
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1.
Low security access guard
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· Using the thumbprint – easy to detect who staff which
is entering the office
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2. Same password and method to entering any part/room in
the office
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· Change method – different security access for every
department/staff
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3.
Low computer security
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· Must have different password/ security which only the
owner/ user of the computer can access the computer
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4.
Lack of networking security
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· Provide antivirus/ ad blocker to block an illegal or
unnecessary to avoid from restriction.
· Only allow the software/ application program that the
user use
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5.
Lack of secure installation configuration
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· Only install what is they required
· Must have a lock and expire default user account
· Must change default user password and restrict
operation system access
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6.
Problem in responsibility of security personal
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· Osh Officer should monitoring and always do the
observation to their security
· Agency should recruit only the personnel that have a
high quality
· Provide a CCTV at all the sides for control in the
environment of the government
|
CASE STUDY 3: FORMS
MANAGEMENT AND FORMS DESIGNING
Part B: Record Management
Below is the following answer for the questions as part of your case
study 3.
- The column that we have considered as Primary Key which can identify each record as individual record is the Column Identity Card No. of residents. We suggest the answer above is because it can be easily identify the resident by their Number of Identity Card because it is the way to find the person who has registered in Malaysia.
- Yes, one person can submit multiple forms for each car park application for their other vehicle. This is because we already have state the instruction in the form of registration that if the resident want to apply for the new registration sticker for parking
- One parking sticker cannot be shared by different car. The way that can be done to ensure no two cars getting the same car park sticker number is regularly updated the records keeping to make sure there is no redundant information and misfiled
- The spreadsheet application is convenient for keeping the records is because spreadsheet is the best way to keep track of registration records from day to day. For example, for each resident that registered, we can use a spreadsheet to track the records. Since can create as many spreadsheets as we want, we can keep these from year to year in Google Drive account for long term record storage. By uploading those records to Google Drive account, it can access them anywhere, without the need to carry around a laptop or a memory stick.Google Docs is one of the best record-keeping solutions for a records keeping. Not only can create new documents and records that can use year after year, but can upload existing records to Google Drive account and make sure that will have all of those records available year after year.
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