#Electronic forms and ecm tools iso#

emitting a lower current ECM, though, is a low voltage, high current process- electricity is being conducted through the electrolyte solution, carrying a much higher current than with EDM. Power level: EDM's voltage can be anywhere from 50 to 400 Volts, generating tremendous energy in a spark. This oxidization is then stripped away (and flushed out with the solution) leaving an extremely smooth finish without any burrs or a recast layer. The DC current gives the anode a positive electrode charge, allowing it to be oxidized. A salt-based liquid such as NaNO3 or NaCl covers the process and conducts electric currents between the cathode (the tool) and the anode (what is being worked on). It also helps prevent particle linkages that could short circuit and interrupt the process when it flushes the area.Д®CM, on the other hand, (both enable non contact process but mechanism is different) uses an electrolyte solution, helping perform the same task as a dielectric fluid, but in the opposite way. In order to get a high current density in the plasma channel, the fluid separates the working electrodes. This serves several purposes, all serving the ultimate goal of controlling electrical discharges to maintain accuracy removing material during the process.

#Electronic forms and ecm tools iso#

In 2005 he was appointed as the world-wide Convenor of an ISO working group developing standards for the Long Term Preservation of Electronic Records.Working fluid: EDM utilizes a dielectric fluid, usually deionized water or a hydrocarbon compound of sorts. He regularly attends international standards committee meetings as the head of the South African delegation. He is the Chairman of the South African Standards Technical Committee for Document Management Applications. Mr Mullon is very involved in standards development for document management applications and records management at both South African and international levels. During the last 20 years he has been involved in workflow, document and records management. Mr Mullon has been in the information management industry for over 27 years, having worked for a number of South African leading companies.

Paul Mullon is the Founding Member of COR Concepts, an information management consultancy providing consulting and training services to Government and private sector organisations on all aspects of records and information management.

International Developing a digital preservation strategy.

Open Archival Information Systems (OAIS).

Designing the classification system accordingly.

Determining those processes which impact on record keeping.

Aligning records management/ECM to corporate strategy.

An evolutionary approach to integrationДЄnalyzing work processes that capture or manage records.

Develop a communications plan for the ECM/records management programme.

Information management policies and procedures that impact upon records managementДetailed communications management workshop.

Records management policies and procedures.

Programme and project management considerationsДetailed policy and procedure development.

Gathering commitment, resources and funding.

The new organizational partnership (Records Management and IT).

Decide what your organization needs based on its real requirements.

Databases and other systems containing records.

Integration between Document and Records Management systemsД®nterprise Content Management (ECM) systems.

Enterprise report Management (Output management).

Electronic management of physical records.

Review of EDRMS components and functionality:

Establish the necessary Governance structures.

Establish a plan for digital preservation.

Conduct an analysis of work processes that generate or capture records.

Equip delegates to understand and prepare for managing e-mail as a record.

Enable delegates to build metadata schema for their organisations.

Show the differences and interrelationships between data and documents or records.

Equip delegates to implement a trustworthyВ Imaging system.

Equip delegates to be able to create their own communications plan for the EDRMS/ECM implementation.

Provide detailed policy and procedures frameworks.

ProvideВ generic (non-vendor-specific)В EDRMS solution design methodologies.

Provide a framework for developing a business case for implementing EDRMS or ECM systems.

Position ECM and Knowledge Management in a cohesive framework.

Provide a consistent understanding as to what EDRMS and ECM systems are, and highlighting the differences between them.

The course will achieve the following objectives: