Gestão da informação arquivística: uma proposta de framework acerca dos procedimentos e habilidades

Abstract

From the emergence of discussions about Archival Information as an object of study of post-custodial Archival Science, the literature begins signaling the concept of Archival Information Management, however, regarding the processes that compose it, they have not yet been discussed and presented. Those already consolidated comprise the Records Management processes, that is, linked to the Records. In this scenario, using interdisciplinarity, it was intended to seek possible solutions to this problem in Information Science, analyzing the relationship between Information Management with its object, the Information, of Records Management with the Records, for then provide the steps to be followed for the “concretion” of Archival Information Management, aiming at the treatment, control, and access for society. Thus, this study seeks to answer two questions: how does develop an Archival Information Management? What skills will the archivist need to develop this management? The General Objective is to present a framework with the essential components to the Archival Information Management process and the skills that the archivist must and should act in this scenario. From this, bibliographic research was carried out to map the following themes: Information, Information Management, Records, Records Management, Archival Information and Archival Information Management. After the provision of the theoretical assumptions, Grounded Theory was applied, being used to analyze, and compare the points in common, allowing the elaboration of a theory from the data that explain the phenomenon/problem addressed in the research. Finally, equipped with the comparison data and elements predisposed to the embodiment of Archival Information Management, a framework is presented containing dimensions, specific activities, professional and informational skills for the archivist to perform out the treatment of Archival Information