2001Journal of Hangzhou Teachers CollegeRequires access

On Archives Keeping and Its Improvement in Universities

Zhang Qun

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The factors that influence the quality of archives keeping are the concepts of archives work, administration, file establishment, etc. In analyzing these factors, this paper holds the position that the strengthening of leadership, training of archives filers, procedural control are the proper ways or approaches to manage archives work.

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The factors that influence the quality of archives keeping are the concepts of archives work, administration, file establishment, etc. In analyzing these factors, this paper holds the position that the strengthening of leadership, training of archives filers, procedural control are the proper ways or approaches to manage archives work.

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The factors that influence the quality of archives keeping are the concepts of archives work, administration, file establishment, etc. In analyzing these factors, this paper holds the position that the strengthening of leadership, training of archives filers, procedural control are the proper ways or approaches to manage archives work.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Quality (philosophy), Control (management), Position (finance), Administration (probate law), Political science, Public relations, Business

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