Managing Government Records Directive General Overview the 5000 Foot Level

Preston Huff, Head of the Project Management Office (PMO) in the Office of the Chief Records Officer, provides a high level overview of the goals set forth in the Managing Government Records Directive which was jointly issued by OMB and NARA last August.

The stated objectives of the Directive are to transition the Federal Government from an analog environment to a modern, electronic record keeping system by the end of the decade to ensure transparency, efficiency and accountability. Also the Directive aims to provide a foundation to ensure agencies can demonstrate compliance with Federal records management statutes and regulations.

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