What is a Certified Records Manager (CRM)?
A CRM is a records and information professional that is experienced in active and inactive record systems and related disciplines such as electronic systems and records, electronic mail (email) and newer communication technologies, hard copy records including microfilm, paper, artifacts, etc., archives, imaging and other conversion systems among other disciplines. Certification is obtained by meeting both educational and work experience certification requirements established by the Institute of Certified Records Managers (ICRM) and by passing the required examinations. The CRM designation requires meeting continuing education requirements for re-certification on an ongoing basis.
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