This document provides 4 examples of organizational structures for records management:
1. A traditional hierarchical structure from the 1970s with distinct roles for the county librarian, chief archivist, records manager, and records clerk.
2. A structure with separate teams for data management and archives/records under an information services manager and knowledge services manager.
3. A new "shared services" model splitting operational and corporate/compliance records roles between two different directors.
4. A structure under a chief information officer with an information governance director overseeing compliance, education, architecture, and customer support teams.