PARIS is an integrated approach by the University of Alberta for managing University information and records. Records and information management is meant to be simple and embedded into business practices.

PARIS is comprised of the University Records Office; Information & Privacy Office; University of Alberta Archives; and the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer.

PARIS - Integrated Information Management Training, including Health Information Act (Presentation)

PLEASE NOTE: PARIS Training is currently on hiatus.

To arrange records management training please contact the URO on the Staff Page.

What is PARIS?

PARIS is an integrated approach by the University of Alberta for managing University information and records. Records and information management is meant to be simple and embedded into business practices.

PARIS is led by the University Records Office; Information & Privacy Office; University of Alberta Archives; and the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer.

Why is PARIS important to the University?

Launched in 2020 and led by the University Records Office, PARIS incorporates and addresses intersectional information management issues to allow University Units to identify, accept and mitigate the risks they are accountable for when managing University information.

What can PARIS do for you?

PARIS enables units to demonstrate their compliance with the University of Alberta Records Management Policy for managing University records and information.

PARIS ensures University information and records are captured, used, and managed appropriately, and that the risk around records and information (for instance, being misused, unable to be found, not reliable) is understood and mitigated.

Contact any of the PARIS stakeholder groups for more information.

Business Rules and PARIS Assessments

Unit records and information can be managed when consistent rules and expectations are in place.

The University Records Office can provide an assessment of how your practices align with Records Management Policy.  Elements to consider include file naming conventions, folder structures, access controls, and records retention scheduling.

Contact us for more information on building business rules and conducting assessments.