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Forsyth County, Ga., Public Schools Wins Records Management Award


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October 20, 2006 By

Forsyth County Public Schools on Monday was presented with an Outstanding Archive Award for its registration and records center project. The Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board (GHRAB) awards ceremony included a reception to honor winners of the awards by the Georgia Archives for superior records management projects. The awards were presented by Georgia Secretary of State, Cathy Cox.

Bailey Mitchell, chief technology and information officer for Forsyth County Schools said "Implementing electronic records management, using TRIM Context 6, has enabled Forsyth County Schools to serve our fast growing community with efficient service of record creation and management. TRIM is easy to use and remarkably flexible. This project has moved us to an enterprise level-- a level that will serve our needs for years to come."

This project utilizes TRIM Context 6 -- TOWER Software's Enterprise Content Management solution, which incorporates document management, e-mail management, Web content management, collaboration, process management and records management.

GHRAB established the Outstanding Archives Awards Program in 2003 to recognize outstanding efforts in archives and records work in Georgia.

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