The following are a few of the standards you should be aware of that will help you to preserve information: ISO 14721, Space data and information transfer systems – Open archival information systems – Reference model (OAIS) which is a digital standard freely available on the web and as an ISO standard
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In 2009, she wrote a piece for her university archives community blog...Are we assuming these random thoughts, observations, notes or photos will end up in the state archives one day? Unlikely
Although only 34% of organizations are currently using add-on products for BPM (Business Process Management), workflow, classification, security, back-up and records archive, this figure is set to rise to over 75%, according to the stated intentions
RSA 5:37, which governs "archives and records management," mandates that "all records" made or received by public officials, or that come under their authority or possession, "are the property of the state and shall not be mutilated, destroyed, transferred, removed or otherwise damaged or disposed of, in whole or in part, except as provided by law."
The following is a guest blog post by John Marchioni, General Manager & VP of Business Development, ARX and co-speaker at two upcoming AIIM Webinars. 7 Steps to Business Process Management on November 7; 2 EST John will co-speak with MWD Advisors' principal analyst Mark...
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Will they be ready to capture, process, manage and archive the Big Data that you will be gathering from disparate sources?
If you’re interested in more detail on digital signatures, SharePoint, and process management, see my archived AIIM webinar, SharePoint Workflows + Digital Signatures: No more paper, Fast ROI
We also need the ability to destroy content – regardless of where it is stored, unless we are comfortable with a ton of enterprise content being “archived” on obsolete devices sitting in sock drawers
Many organizations like those in the government and nuclear industries still see film as the permanent archive choice due to it being technology agnostic and the proven longevity when maintained under specific conditions
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