Oregon ARMA

01/11/2021

Save the Date!
The Oregon ARMA Chapter will be joining ARMA Arizona for this months chapter meeting. Please note the different date/time.

"Privacy and Records Collaboration: A Continuation with Cybersecurity"
Presented by: Joshua Carter, Lead Solutions Architect at SECURITI.ai
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2021
Time: 7:00am - 8:30am PST
Cost: Free!

**ZOOM MEETING DETAILS WILL FOLLOW**

12/14/2020

Please take a few minutes to take this important survey. Your responses help make the annual report continue to be a valuable resource. The survey is open until the end of the year. https://bit.ly/35Iyz6W

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11/06/2020

It's time for the next MEME of the MONTH!

10/08/2020

The Oregon Chapter MEME of the MONTH! Share your memes with [email protected]

09/17/2020

Behold: The Oregon Chapter MEME of the MONTH! Share your memes with [email protected]

06/30/2020

New Job Post: Records Management Liaison - Check out https://www.oregonarma.org for the deets!

03/05/2020

The March Chapter meeting has been cancelled. Read a statement from Chapter President, Connor Edmonds: https://oregonarma.org

The Oregon Chapter of ARMA provides quality educational programs and is open to all who wish to learn more about information governance and records management.

09/11/2019

Remembering 9/11 - Beyond the immediate and obvious tragedies lies even more loss. Records, artwork and even inventories of these items were destroyed. It was assumed they were safe within the twin towers. Disasters whether natural, man made or acts of terrorism teach us the importance of being prepared.

NEW YORK >> Letters written by Helen Keller. Forty-thousand photographic negatives of John F. Kennedy taken by the president's personal cameraman. Sculptures by Alexander Calder and Auguste Rodin. The 1921 agreement that created the agency that built the World Trade Center.

09/11/2019

From Arma International - How to break down a scanning project for your legacy paper files

See the ARMA magazine for guidance on avoiding the expenses and risks that can result from improperly planning a legacy scanning project. “Managing Legacy Paper Files in the Digital Era," helps you plan your scanning project so that it’s less daunting and more efficient – and compliant! https://ecs.page.link/efZfc

Managing Legacy Paper Files in the Digital Era Written by ARMA International on August 8, 2019. Posted in Capture, Data Storage, Digital Preservation, Imaging, Physical Records Management, Scanning. Addressing your organization’s legacy paper files and capturing them in your digital information ec...

09/08/2019

Heather rocks! Congrats!

Staff brag! ARMA has a dedicated team of professionals who work to serve our membership and industry. While they are all stars in their own way, let us brag specifically on Heather Lehman who was recognized last night by her local association with the “Star” award. Well done, Heather! Your enthusiasm for our association and the association profession is palpable.

09/03/2019

"How to Pack an Archive Box" by the WA Secretary of State.

This is a quick overview for records and information management professionals on the basics of packing an archives box. Brought to you from the Washington St...

08/25/2019

08/20/2019

Mitch Yockelson scours the country for its missing heritage.

08/16/2019

Happy Friday! Our volunteers just finished scanning our vinegar syndrome ODOT photograph negatives. This is a good example of degradation and why we are scanning our negatives. Once this process starts, there is no way of reversing it. What we can do is scan and then place the original negative in a freezer to slow down the process.

Many thanks to all of our interns and volunteers that helped with this project! We couldn't have done it without you!

This is Yaquina Bay Bridge. Date unknown.

Have a great weekend!

-Andy

08/14/2019

When the Aberdeen Museum of History burned last summer, Washington State Archives and Washington State Library stepped in to recover and restore thousands of historic photos and documents from water and soot damage. Now they are being recognized by the Washington State Historical Society with a much-deserved award. We tip our hats to all the professionals and volunteers who saved a huge piece of Washington history.

When the Aberdeen Museum of History burned down in June 2018, a team from the Washington State Archives played a crucial role in rushing to rescue and restore thousands of historic artifacts, historical documents and photographs from the basement archives before water and soot damage destroyed them.

08/03/2019

Great information from the Security Awareness Co about Phishing Emails and "Click with Care"

07/30/2019

Thank you for saving this archive! Ford Foundation Getty Trust MacArthur Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

The collection, auctioned to a group of foundations, includes more than 4 million prints and negatives. They will be accessible to researchers and the public.

07/20/2019

See you in Nashville, TN!

Register for the ARMA InfoCon 2019 Conference! The Prime Event for Information Management and Governance Professionals in Nashville, Tennessee