Archival records management. Scientific and technical documentation

Duration 2 days

The seminar can be held online on the official International Business Academy platform. On completion of the training you will be given a link to the recording, which will be available for one month.
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Seminar dates

Schedule: 10:00 to 17:30
Cost 296 500 tenge

excluding VAT

* VAT of 16% will be added to the invoice

The price includes:

  • Seminar
  • Exclusive handout materials
  • IBA certificates
  • Notepads, pens
  • Lunches and 2 coffee breaks
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Archival storage of scientific and technical documentation (STD) is organised on the same principles as the archival storage of documents of other documentation systems. However, given the variety of STD and the role of these documents, all the problems of «ordinary» archiving become significantly more acute.

The seminar examines the current regulatory framework governing work with scientific and technical documentation in organisations of various forms of ownership, and the composition, types and formatting of STD in traditional and electronic form. It also sets out the procedure for recording and operational storage, creating information retrieval systems, the procedure for appraising STD and documenting its results, and the general requirements for STD transferred to state and municipal archives.

The seminar will be useful both to specialists of technical departments for forming files and organising their current storage, and even more so to heads of archives, archivists and other specialists of organisations that have an archive to which scientific and technical documents are deposited in addition to management documents.

Key Account Manager

Natalya Batukhtina
ns@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp

Key Account Manager

Юлия Копцева
manager@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp
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