Description
Methods, tools and techniques for classifying documents and information. Development of classification plans and organization of archiving and consultation procedures (paper and electronic). Workspace management. Legislative point and safety procedures.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
Any person responsible for organizing the classification of their own files and the management of documentation. Administrative assistant or service.
Prerequisites
No special knowledge.
Training objectives
Training program
- Define and understand the characteristics of a ranking
- - A file for what? Information, action.
- - A file for whom, for when? in what form? Determine the key role of classification in collection and processing information.
- - The different classification tools and methods.
- - Practical work Sharing experiences: difficulties encountered in document classification tasks.
- - Analysis of criteria and tools.
- Organize and “bring to life” your ranking
- - Establish a common logic.
- - The main effects of poor personal organization.
- - Rationalize your work space.
- - Reduce the sources of stress linked to time and organization.
- - Practical work Case of classification organization.
- Analyze the information and choose a classification method
- - Analyze the information to be processed in your department.
- - Identify the assets and constraints.
- - Implement the four principles of classification.
- - Know the different tools for a global view: To-do-list, conceptual map.
- - Match the classification system and the characteristics of the company and users.
- - Practical work Classification tools and methods.
- Organize filing on computer
- - Choose a clear tree structure for everyone.
- - Be rigorous in the choice of file names.
- - Use tidying tips in messaging.
- - Practical work Exercise: tree structures.
- Facilitate access to information for all
- - The process for reorganizing the existing classification of a service.
- - Develop a classification plan.
- - Match the paper and computer classification.
- - Set up a classification that everyone can understand: sorting and restructuring files.
- - Practical work Self-diagnosis of the strengths and weaknesses of the system currently in place
- The classification procedure and archiving
- - Who borrows? Usefulness of the form.
- - Who reclassifies? Where? How? Document management.
- - Security procedure.
- - Control of access to files.
- - Legal retention period of documents.
- - Discover the GED.
- - Practical work Action plan personnel: formalization of the actions to be implemented to develop your classification plan.