Press releases
Accelerated Success - a new service for Preservica Enterprise customers
The Accelerated Success service is supported by digital preservation experts from Preservica’s customer experience (CX) team and will provide tailored onboarding and proactive, personalized best practice guidance.
Latest version of Preservica enables archive teams to achieve more online
Preservica v6.1 adds new and enhanced ways to work, collaborate and engage communities online.
Digital Fragility a "Ticking Time Bomb" for Enterprises says latest report
Digital fragility has emerged as a risk to digital business that CIOs and CMOs are failing to confront concludes a recent report by Forrester, a leading global research and advisory firm.
West-Brabants Archief collaborate with Preservica to create new ‘e-depot’
Preservica, is pleased to announce that it’s market-leading active digital preservation software has been selected by the West-Brabants Archief (WBA) to deliver sustainable preservation and access to digital government records through the creation of a new “e-depot” for the region.
Preservica appoints new Advisory Council to help steer next stage of growth
Advisory Council of senior executives will work with Preservica to help drive new innovations in digital preservation.
City of Red Deer to launch digital archives collection
New online archive of historical images and videos will launch this month on a new web site powered by Preservica.
Preservica becomes NAGARA Strategic Partner
Preservica increases its level of support for NAGARA (the National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators) in 2020 by becoming a Strategic Partner.
Preservica congratulates 2019 Emmett Leahy Award winner
Preservica is proud to support the Emmett Leahy Award, and offer congratulations to 2019 winner, Simon Fook-Keung Chu of Hong Kong.
University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries and University Archives modernize digital preservation environment with Preservica
The University of Notre Dame chooses Preservica to seamlessly integrate digitized and born-digital material at the Hesburgh Libraries.