DOING BUSINESS ELECTRONICALLY: ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AND ELECTRONIC RECORDKEEPING Program Day 1 presentations Barbara Reed, Recordkeeping Systems 'What is electronic commerce and why are we interested?' Carey Butler, Lecturer School of Information Management and Systems 'Electronic Commerce models and the Distributed Enterprise' John McDonald, National Archives of Canada The Management of Records in the Government of Canada' Hans Hofman, National Archives of the Netherlands 'Recordkeeping Developments in the Netherlands' Day 2 presentations John McDonald, National Archives of Canada 'Electronic Government and Recordkeeping in the Government of Canada' Hans Hofman, National Archives of the Netherlands 'The 'Information Society' in the Netherlands' Cedric Israelsohn, Delphi Consulting 'Knowledge Management and the New E-comony' (Delphi KM and New E-con handout.ppt) Day 3 presentations Sue McKemmish, Records Continuum Research Group, Monash University 'Identity and Trust' Livia Iacovino, Records Continuum Research Group, Monash University 'Agents: Identity and Trust' Day 4 presentations Barbara Reed, Recordkeeping Systems Business-Electronic business: The relationship to traditional ways of describing/documenting business Michael Easthope, Office of Information Technology, NSW 'Service or service description?' Day 5 presentations Livia Iacovino, Records Continuum Research Group, Monash University 'Forms and Trust' John McDonald, National Archives of Canada 'Managing Internet and Intranet information for long term access and accountability' presentation slides for talk to Records Management Institute, 10 November 1999, which was based on the presentation done for the Doing Business Electronically seminar.

Courses and Professional Development Program Day 1 presentations What is electronic commerce and why are we interested? Electronic Commerce models and the Distributed Enterprise he Management of Records in the Government of Canada Recordkeeping Developments in the Netherlands Day 2 presentations Electronic Government and Recordkeeping in the Government of Canada The 'Information Society' in the Netherlands Day 3 presentations Identity and Trust Agents Identity and Trust Day 4 presentations Business-Electronic business: The relationship to traditional ways of describing/documenting business Service or service description? Day 5 presentations Forms and Trust Managing Internet and Intranet information for long term access and accountability