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 Version 1.1 of MoReq2010 now available

Download the specification here
and the XML schema here

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April 2, 2012

ADVERTISEMENT: Managing Director of the DLM Forum

Negotiable Package of €60k plus bonus           Location: Europe

Following a policy review the DLM Forum seeks to recruit a Managing Director who will provide expertise and services to implement its strategic vision, by directing the operational execution of the policies of the Executive Committee of the DLM Forum.

The DLM Forum is a not-for-profit Foundation that was created through an initiative of the European Commission in 1997 with support from the National Archives of European Union member states. The DLM Forum is a pan-European subscription-based community of public archives and parties interested in archives, records and information management throughout Europe and beyond. Its current members include suppliers, end users, consultants, regulatory bodies and associations. The DLM Forum sets standards and guidelines for Information Governance including electronic archiving and records management and MoReq2010, the first of a new generation of specifications that provides Information Governance for users in all government and commercial organisations and for vendors across Europe.

By helping to raise its profile and reputation, the Managing Director will promote the activities of the DLM Forum across Europe and to a wider audience. The successful candidate will be expected to implement a strategy that delivers even more value to its members.

The Managing Director will possess relevant experience in archiving, records management and/or the IT industry from either a government or a commercial background. Experience of setting up events; developing educational services; commissioning and delivering value-added publications and relevant high-quality online services to a subscription-based membership is required.

The Managing Director will report to the Executive Committee. The work requires flexibility in working patterns and will take on average three days per week; overseas travel is a part of the role. The successful candidate will be expected to set up an administrative office in a mutually agreed location, manage revenue collection, provide clerical support and meet defined budgets and goals.

We prefer a candidate who also has experience in developing, proposing, negotiating and implementing project proposals for the European Union and other funding providers.

Due to the pan-European nature of the Forum we would expect the candidate to be fluent in English and preferably another European language.

Remuneration will be negotiable and will be based on the scope of services provided within a basic package plus a bonus that will reflect financial performance.

For a full description of the position visit Applications downloads

Please send your CV and a Statement of Interest to: Eric Ketelaar, Secretary, DLM Forum. e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The deadline for applications is 30th April 2012. Interviews will be held in early May 2012.

 

March 12, 2012

Every ending is a new beginning

The Executive Committee reflects on the MoReq2010 work programme

The upcoming spring members’ meeting in Copenhagen will formally mark the end of the MoReq2010 work programme and a transition to a fresh and restructured MoReq Governance Board (MGB). It is perhaps a fitting time to spend a couple of moments looking back over the highlights of the MoReq2010 work programme.

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March 6, 2012

Be a part of something BIG!!!

As announced at the DLM triennial conference in Brussels last December, the MoReq2010 work programme and project team (which was put together to develop and publish the MoReq2010 specification and test materials) will be winding down in May of this year (2012).

It will be replaced by a new look MoReq Governance Board (MGB) that will be launched at the spring AGM in Copenhagen.

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The new MGB will continue to build on the core services foundation that has already been laid down, and to expand the reach of MoReq2010 into new industries and in new directions. It will also oversee the continuing and increasingly active translation programme, the accreditation, certification and testing programme, and other MoReq-related initiatives.

For those seeking more information about the new MGB and how it will operate going forward there is now a short primer available for download.

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March 5, 2012

MoReq2010 test programme is open for business

The MoReq2010 programme for accreditation, certification and testing was announced at the DLM Forum Triennial Conference in Brussels in December. The programme, which allows products, site installations and cloud based records management solutions to be formally tested against by accredited test centres the MoReq2010 specification, is now underway.

thoughtThe first test centre to be fully accredited for MoReq2010 testing is Strategy Partners which operates out of the UK, Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland. The DLM Forum hopes to progressively add more test centres as the testing programme develops.

Suppliers wishing to have their products tested against MoReq2010 can find the full set of test materials here. These include:

  • Overview and Instructions – everything you need to know about MoReq2010 testing
  • Pre-Qualification Questionnaire – used to apply to an accredited test centre to have a solution tested
  • Test modules – the test scripts and test data used for testing – there are nine test modules in total which a solution must pass to be fully tested against the MoReq2010 core services (these are numbered test modules 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 201 and 301)
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