@article{ART001051811},
author={Song, Ji Hyoun},
title={A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions},
journal={The Korean Journal of Archival Studies},
issn={1229-7941},
year={2007},
number={15},
pages={141-183}
TY - JOUR
AU - Song, Ji Hyoun
TI - A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions
JO - The Korean Journal of Archival Studies
PY - 2007
VL - null
IS - 15
PB - Korean Society Of Archival Studies
SP - 141
EP - 183
SN - 1229-7941
AB - It is not an overstatement that nowadays electronic mails are communicated more frequently as well as conveniently than phones and facsimiles, not only in routine life hot also in business transactions. Also, it is evident that emails will be used more and more as a communication method between internal and external organizations. If the information transferred and received via emails takes a role of business records, it is no wonder that emails should be uniformly managed as public records. Currently, however, specific policies or guidelines for the management of email records are not available, nor do most of public employees realize that emails are the actual records of the organization. In fact, the three research methods have been used for this study in the purpose of the establishment of email records management scheme. First of all, bibliographic research has been conducted in an effort to describes the definition and types of email records indicated in the guidelines of each nation, as well as the differences from the transitory email messages. Secondly, email management guidelines and policies of public institutions of England, The United States, Australia, and Canada, so-called the advanced countries of the records management, have been analyzed to examine the advanced examples of email management. In order to manage email records effectively, the functional requirements - capture, classification, storage, access, tracking, disposition, and role and responsibility were categorized in this thesis, based on the ISO 15489. As the designs of these foreign guidelines vary one another, common factors of them were extracted to be included in the realm of the seven stages. Lastly, this thesis has analyzed characteristics of the email system within the Electronic Document Management System of existing administrative institutions. Also, it has examined the overall environment of the email records management of public institutions and sought out its improvement. In essence, focused on the crucial factors on email management drawn out from the email management guidelines of foreign nations and the analysis of the policies, this thesis proposes an email records management scheme for Korean public intuitions, as well as an email management model suitable for forthcoming e-government era.
KW - record management;electronic records;electronic mail;e-mail record
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Song, Ji Hyoun. (2007). A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, 15, 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. 2007, "A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions", The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, no.15, pp.141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun "A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies 15 pp.141-183 (2007) : 141.
Song, Ji Hyoun. A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions. 2007; 15 : 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. "A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies no.15(2007) : 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, 15, 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies. 2007; 15 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions. 2007; 15 : 141-183.
Song, Ji Hyoun. "A Study On Managing Electronic Mail Messages as Records of Public Institutions" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies no.15(2007) : 141-183.