Paper Title
Electronic Record Management System and Efficiency in The University of Lagos, Nigeria

Abstract
This study examined electronic record management system and efficiency in the University of Lagos, Nigeria. Descriptive survey research design was used for the study and three research questions were answered. The population comprised all the 1,400 academic staff and 3,288 non-teaching staff of the University. Purposive and simple random sampling techniques were used to select 140 academic staff and 330 non-teaching staff as samples for the study. A total of 470 participants were used. A self-designed instrument entitled: “E-Management System and University Efficiency” was used to collect data. The data were analysed with mean and standard deviation. The study found out that the introduction and use of electronic record management system in the University of Lagos have greatly reduced the turnaround time in the treatment of official memoranda; that dissemination of information to members of staff has positively improved with the use of electronic record management system; and that the speed of processing students’ results has also increased. It was therefore recommended among others, that, the university management should further increase the knowledge of electronic record management among her members of staff as well as ensuring regular supply of electricity to facilitate uninterrupted access to information as and when due.