Electronic Records Readiness

Meeting the Deadlines of M-19-21

Federal agencies still spend hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of staff hours each year to manage and store records that are still in non-digital formats. By 2022, agencies will be required to make a full transition to electronic recordkeeping and the National Archives and Records Administration will stop accepting new paper records.

Attend the event Electronic Records Readiness taking place on December 5th in Washington, D.C. Hear seasoned government leaders discuss the milestones set out in M-19-21 and how agencies will be required to re-think how they process and manage documents and electronic content. 

Topics to be discussed include:

* NARA's road map for M-19-21 implementation

* Expected changes to records management regulations and guidance
* Resource requirements -- both technical and financial

* Workforce implications and skill gaps agencies must address

* Modernizing and leveraging legacy systems

* Digitizing and disposing of existing analog records