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A the crossroads of archiving, librarianship and quality management, Records Management is the science of organizing and managing documents, data and information,n regardless of their form or media, generated or received by a public or private organization in the course of its activities. The French standards office AFNOR has published a revised French version of the 2001 ISO international records management standard. A joint working party composed of representatives from the French archivists association and the French information professionals association, presents here the essential features (with some examples) of records management, in terms of both ISO 15489 and French archiving practices.