The Preservica blog
Observations, news and opinion on all aspects of the industry, from the keyboards of the team here at Preservica.
Land records are permanent. What is your e-records preservation strategy?
Preservica Lori Ashley discusses the the recording and preservation of land and real property and the transition to heavy reliance on electronic records and technologies.
Tales from the archive - a decade in review (episode 1)
Tune in for this special 2-part edition of our podcast series, 'Tales from the Archive'. We invited our favourite podcast heroes to join host Nathan Voogt to discuss the evolving role of the corporate archivist and archives through the past decade and into the next.
Be More, Achieve More: keeping TfL’s archives on track
We recently spoke to Zoe Fullard, Archives Cataloguer for TfL, to learn more about how the Corporate Archives team is working with Preservica to increase the scope, availability and capability of TfL’s archives, allowing them to achieve more.
Keeping PAR on course: creating a generic protocol for the community
The Preservation Action Registries (PAR) is a protocol that allows Digital Preservation practitioners, researchers and vendors to share information about preservation tools, actions, business rules and policies.
Transition to Electronic Government: Signs of the Time
This post from Lori Ashley provides a way to explore what the transition to electronic government means for records preservation.
Tales from the archive The John Lewis Partnership (ep 2)
Hannah Raeburn is the Digital Archivist at The John Lewis Partnership. Listen, share and enjoy as we journey into the corporate archives of John Lewis & Waitrose.
Tales from the archive The John Lewis Partnership (ep 1)
Hannah Raeburn is the Digital Archivist at The John Lewis Partnership. Listen, share and enjoy as we journey into the corporate archives of John Lewis & Waitrose.
Tales from the archive BT (episode 2)
Anne Archer is the Heritage Collections Manager at BT. Listen, share and enjoy as we journey into the corporate archives of BT
“Becoming” digital: federal digitization standards here and on the horizon
Jason R Baron discusses the implications of US federal government directives on the digitization of paper records