Army Regulation AR 25-50 is the definitive guide for managing records within the United States Army. This essential regulation establishes policies, responsibilities, and procedures for the creation, maintenance, and disposition of records throughout the Army. Understanding and adhering to AR 25-50 is crucial for ensuring the integrity, accuracy, and accessibility of Army records.
Enhanced Records Management: AR 25-50 provides a comprehensive framework for managing records effectively, ensuring their accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.
Improved Compliance: Compliance with AR 25-50 helps organizations avoid legal, financial, and operational risks associated with records mismanagement.
Increased Efficiency: By streamlining records management practices, AR 25-50 enhances efficiency and reduces the time and resources spent on managing records.
Category | Benefits |
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Record Creation | Establishes standardized procedures for creating and capturing records |
Record Maintenance | Provides guidelines for managing, storing, and protecting records |
Record Disposition | Outlines the process for determining the retention period and disposition of records |
Record Life Cycle Management: AR 25-50 defines the life cycle of records from creation to disposition, ensuring their proper management at each stage.
Electronic Records Management: The regulation addresses the use of electronic records, including their authenticity, integrity, and accessibility.
Access and Privacy: AR 25-50 outlines procedures for providing access to records while ensuring the protection of sensitive information.
Provision | Key Points |
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Record Creation | Outlines the elements of a record, including its content, format, and metadata |
Record Disposition | Establishes criteria for determining the retention period of records |
Access and Privacy | Defines the rights of individuals to access their own records and the procedures for protecting sensitive information |
Company A: By implementing the principles of AR 25-50, Company A reduced its records management costs by 20% and improved its compliance with regulatory requirements.
Battalion B: Battalion B successfully transitioned to an electronic records management system, reducing the time spent on record retrieval by 50%.
Brigade C: Brigade C implemented a records management training program based on AR 25-50, resulting in a significant increase in records management knowledge and best practices among its personnel.
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