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Records Management and Records Retention

ADOM-1582

Course Code

5 Days

Duration

4

Upcoming Dates

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Administration and Office Efficiency

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09 Nov 2026 | 13 Nov 2026
Los Angeles, USA
$5,950
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15 Mar 2027 | 19 Mar 2027
Abu Dhabi, UAE
$4,250
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23 May 2027 | 27 May 2027
Riyadh, KSA
$4,250
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27 Sept 2027 | 01 Oct 2027
Abu Dhabi, UAE
$4,250
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Course Introduction

 

What does Records Management mean? Records Management is an area of management responsible for the well-organized and systematic control of the creation, retention, conservation, utilization, and disposition of records.

The process also includes obtaining and retaining data and information that arises from those records and other business transactions. Records Retention is part of Records Management.

 

The employees of your organization may be spending excessive time on file retrievals, document maintenance, and scanning, and document disposition than they really should. Without the frequent scrutiny of your records, such enormous volumes of records and data become practically impossible to manage.

 

In addition to data overload, increasing compliance regulations is another reason why records management is becoming imperative for many companies. Records management procedures and records retention policies that are not in place can result in unnecessary audits and loss in productivity of work.

 

Many businesses tend to be more reactive to such situations than being proactive when it comes to implementing records management systems for managing their records and data. Cases of lost records, misuse of information, and leaks of confidential information may give rise to legal consequences. This can also result in a loss of trust among business clients and customers.

 

We have designed this training program on Certificate in Records Management and Records Retention Training Course. This training program is crucial for office administrators and records management professionals because this function has become ever more important from digital documents to storing physical records in record management vaults.

 

With the increase in uncertainty, organizations are more and more focused on business continuity plans and risk-mitigation plans that require major support of structured data and records management. Records Management can empower your organization to be more profitable, more compliant, and even decrease operational costs.

 

Training Methodology

 

We have developed this training program on Records Management and Records Retention to be a very insightful and practical learning experience for professional office administrators and records management specialists.

 

This program is as per the industry standards and is very updated in its content. Global best practices and techniques of Records Management will be discussed as case studies, practical scenarios, organizational experiences, strategies, and other adult-learning methods to achieve the learning objectives.

 

This workshop encourages group participation and involvement. Depending on your current organizational challenges, a customized program can be designed to meet learning requirements.

 

We follow the Do–Review–Learn–Apply Model in all our training programs, including a pre-course and post-course assessment to ensure your learning objectives are met.

Course Objectives

  • Learn comprehensive knowledge of records and archives management
  • Understand how to monitor and have effective control of the movement of records
  • Create and implement a records management roadmap and framework
  • Learn the skills to manage and preserve records
  • Obtain knowledge on how to digitalize and manage electronic records
  • Manage the process of digitalizing records and archiving electronic files
  • Learn the usage of Records management software and technologies
  • Understanding retention processes and setting retention schedules
  • Implement a compliant records destruction process
  • Understand the different types of records and the risks associated with it
  • Implement effective audit and compliance programs
  • Understand the various records management standards
  • Have an awareness of the legal environment and ethical issues that may arise
  • Learn the best practices and tools for record management