Records Management (RM)

Records management (RM) technologies enable organizations to apply policies and rules for retention and deletion of content needed to document business transactions and automate the management of record retention policies. Implemented with well-defined and consistently applied risk management strategies and policies, these technologies are an important part of information lifecycle management across the enterprise. RM principles and technologies apply to both physical and electronic content.

Literal Meanings of Records Management (RM)

Records:

Meanings of Records:

A disc, usually made of polymer, is used to record sound for playback on a phonograph.
The information is stored on a temporary or permanent physical medium.
Any copy of a tangible medium on which information has been placed for the purpose of preserving and making it available for future reference.
A set of data related to one person or thing.
The most extreme known value of a variable, specifically the performance of the competition.
Save information.
Make an audio or video recording.
Grant legal personality by creating an official public document.
To attach to a support, usually a support that can be gripped.
Make an audio, video or multimedia recording.
Repeat in practice.
Sing or repeat the melody.
Don't forget to meditate.

Sentences of Records

The man had a file from the interrogation so he could check his notes.
We have no records that you have made this payment to us.
Both heat and humidity were new records.
He wanted to capture every detail of what happened for the benefit of future generations.
They recorded both the song and the video in a week.
When the minutes were taken, the house was officially ours.

Synonyms of Records

vinyl, log, gramophone record, record

RM:

Meanings of RM:

Transporting anything from one place to another, especially takeaway.
Remove batter.
Throw away, set aside, especially something abstract (thought, feeling, etc.).
Go go.
House on wheels.
Dismissal or charge.
Initials in the right margin.
The initial of the returned missionary.
Opportunity or scope (to do something).
Space for something or for activity.
Certain part of the room.
Enough space to do or do something.
The space between the beams of the ship's frame.
Place a square.
A separate part of a building enclosed by walls, floors, and ceilings.
(with possessive pronoun) (a) bedroom.
(plural) A series of rooms in which a person lives.
(always singular, metonymy) People in the room.
Working area in a coal mine.
Part of the cave is wider than the passage.
IRC or chat.
A place or position in society as an employee, sometimes taken over by the previous owner.
There is enough furniture to furnish the room.
Deep blue hue.