Standards
Recommended practices, technical reports, and industry specifications to support interoperability, interchangeability, and the global enterprise for information professionals
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AIIM MS9-1987, Method for Measuring Thickness of Buildup Area on Unitized Microfilm Carriers (Aperture, Camera, Copy, and Image Cards)
This document specifies the creation and use of unitized microfilm in the field of photographic document reproduction.
AIIM TR31-2004, Legal Acceptance of Records Produced by Information Technology Systems
This report is a 2004 composite of material published in 1992-1994 as ANSI/AIIM TR31-1992, ANSI/AIIM TR31-1993, and ANSI/AIIM TR31-1994 (Part III). Those reports dealt with the admissibility in USA federal and state courts of printouts of document and data records that are stored digitally.
AIIM TR15-1997, Planning Considerations Addressing Preparation of Documents for Image Capture
This technical report serves as a guide for document preparation.
AIIM TR16-1996, Content of Production Specification Sheets for Microform Readers and Reader-Printers
This report is intended to assist equipment manufacturers in preparing key descriptive information for product specification sheets that describe microform readers and reader-printers.
AIIM TR17-1989, Facsimile and Its Role in Electronic Imaging
This technical report, which serves as a basic guide to fax, discusses the variety of equipment available, applications, consumer’s facsimile needs, and selecting appropriate equipment to meet those needs.
AIIM TR20-1994, Environmental and Workplace Safety Regulations Affecting Microfilm Processors
This technical report provides an overview of environmental laws and regulations affecting photographic processing activities.
AIIM TR25-1995, The Use of Optical Disks for Public Records
This report provides guidelines for the planning, implementation, and operation of optical disk systems in applications involving long-term and permanent public records.
AIIM 24: 2014, Best Practice - Strategy Markup Language - Part 3: Additional elements
This draft standard for trial use specifies an XML vocabulary and schema containing additional elements that may be appropriate for inclusion in strategic and performance plans and reports.
