Standards Compliance
HP TRIM complies with:
- the international standard for records management, ISO 15489
- the US Department of Defense Security Standard DoD 5015.2 Chapters 2 (mandatory requirements), 3 (classified records), 4 (Privacy and Freedom of Information Acts)
- Major US and international standards.
- the International Organization for Standardization ISO_standards 15489-1:2001 Records Management—Part 1: General
- ISO/TR 15489-2:2001 Records Management—Part 2: Guidelines
- AS 4390-1996 Records Management
- ISO 2788:1986 Guidelines for the establishment and development of monolingual thesauri
- The National Archives (TNA) of the United Kingdom TNA 2002
- Victorian Electronic Records Strategy (VERS) Australia
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