What does AIRS consider to be a "best practice" for information management?

Regularly updating and reviewing resource information is deemed a "best practice" for information management by AIRS because it ensures that the data remains accurate, relevant, and useful for users. Effective information management requires keeping resources current, as outdated information can lead to misinformed decisions and diminished trust in the resource. Continuous updates allow organizations to adapt to changes in services, regulations, and client needs, ultimately enhancing the quality of information provided to clients and stakeholders. This practice fosters a culture of reliability and responsiveness, crucial attributes in any effective information management strategy.