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IRMS022 – Managing the email of the Netherlands government
IRMS021- Microsoft Teams: a records management perspective
IRMS020 – Machine learning club
IRMS019 – The recordkeeping world of G Suite
IRMS018 – The recordkeeping world of Office 365
IRMS017- Alan Pelz-Sharpe on Artificial Intelligence
IRMS016 – Rich Hale on Active Navigation
IRMS015 – Mark Godfrey on Automated Intelligence
IRMS014 – Andrew Warland gives a SharePoint case study
IRMS013 – Laurence Hart on trends in collaboration and records management software

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ECM Talk 018 - A records management system built into e-mail - interview with Ian Meldon
ECM Talk 17: Practical digital preservation
ECM Talk 016 - Information governance and advanced analytics tools
ECM Talk 015- Office 365
ECM Talk 014 - The nature of electronic records - Ben Plouviez
ECM Talk 013 - Matt Mullen on Big Data, enterprise search and linked data
ECM Talk 012 - Richard Harbridge on Information architecture in SharePoint
ECM Talk 011 - Is SharePoint a records management system?
ECM Talk 010 - 10 questions on the state of the current ECM market
ECM Talk 009 - Enterprise Content Management in Brazil (discussion with Walter Koch)

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Episodes in recordkeeping history #1 – the Domesday Book

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