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Lessons on the record

Paul Hemsley, Julian Bajkowski

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Abstract

The National Archives of Australia (NAA) has substantially ramped up its efforts to become an educator for the public sector after the agency launched a new course to school government information managers on how to better deal with the new challenges being generated by the rapidly changing world of digital information management.

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The National Archives of Australia (NAA) has substantially ramped up its efforts to become an educator for the public sector after the agency launched a new course to school government information managers on how to better deal with the new challenges being generated by the rapidly changing world of digital information management.

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The National Archives of Australia (NAA) has substantially ramped up its efforts to become an educator for the public sector after the agency launched a new course to school government information managers on how to better deal with the new challenges being generated by the rapidly changing world of digital information management.

Key concepts: Agency (philosophy), Government (linguistics), Digital government, Public relations, Political science, Public administration, Business, Sociology

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