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Title: Beyond Paper: Records Preservation in the Digital World


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Beyond Paper Records Preservation in the Digital
World
Nien-Ling Wacker, CEOLaserFiche Document
Imagingwww.laserfiche.com
2
Challenges in the Information Age
  • Information Avalanche
  • Increased Workload
  • Limited Budgets
  • Increased Demands for Instant Information
  • Doing More with Less

3
Pros and Cons of Paper in Records Preservation
  • Convenient Tool
  • Always eye-readable
  • Takes up Space
  • Difficult to Control Access
  • Subject to Loss Damage
  • Costly to Distribute

4
Pros and Cons of Microfilm in Records Preservation
  • Takes Less Space
  • Last a Long Time
  • Erodes if not properly stored and
  • maintained
  • Difficult to Control Access

5
Hard to See Through the Paper Wall
6
A Perfect Time to go Digital
  • Technology is Here Hardware is
  • Affordable
  • Disk Space is Cheaper than Toilet Paper
  • Scanners, CDs, Jukeboxes are Commodities
  • Packaged Software is Available and
  • Proven

7
Moving Beyond Paper
  • Digital Imaging
  • Documents Preserved
  • Records Searchable
  • Available to Entire Organization
  • Reduce Handling of Originals

8
Records Managers Concerns
  • How can I Ensure that Digital
  • Records will be Available in
  • the Future?
  • Will the Storage Media Last its
  • Time?

9
Fundamentals
  • Digital Archival - Records Must
  • Be Eye Readable
  • Open/Non-Proprietary Format
  • Stored with a Viewer
  • Stored on a Standard Media

10
Standard Format
  • TIFF Group IV and ASCII Text

11
Available Storage Options
  • RAIDs
  • WORM
  • Magneto-Optical
  • CDs
  • DVDs

12
Preferred Storage Media
  • Hard Drive/RAIDs
  • CDs

13
Expanded Role of Records Managers
  • Architect of the Records Mgmt. System
  • Keeper of the Records
  • Implement Retention Schedules
  • Records Migration

14
To Migrate or Not
  • Life Expectancy of Media
  • Compared with Retention
  • Period for Document
  • Consideration of Technology
  • Change vs. Retention Period
  • Make Sure Documents Are
  • Eye Readable at Any Period

15
Digital Archiving
  • Stored in TIFF IV and ASCII Text
  • Achieve CDs with Viewer
  • Electronic Documents
  • Store Native Format for Convenience
  • Archived to TIFF IV for Preservation

16
Doc. Retention Handling
  • Documents with Same Retention Schedule Stored on
    Same Volume
  • Portable Volume
  • Archival to CDs with Viewer
  • Ensure No Information on Backup Tape When Purging
    Electronic Records
  • Scheduled Expunge or Migration

17
Document Security
  • Integrity of Documents-Protected with
    Comprehensive Security
  • Control
  • Functions Scanning, Printing
  • Folder and Document Access
  • Redact Words
  • Audit Trail

18
User-Friendliness
  • Choose a System that your
  • Staff will Love to Use
  • Reduce Training Costs
  • Increase Usage and Put More
  • Records into the System

19
Intelligent Search
  • Find Documents Based on What
  • Information you Have
  • Folders
  • Index Cards
  • Intuitive Full-Text Search

20
Mandates from IT
  • Work with existing infrastructure
  • Adapt to future advances and ensure future
  • availability
  • Properly designed to minimize network traffic
  • Proven system thats stable and maintains
  • data integrity
  • Easy to maintain and use existing resources
  • Be Able to Integrate with Other Software
  • Applications and grow easily
  • Internet strategy

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Mandates from IT
  • Work with existing infrastructure
  • Open, non proprietary to adapt to future
    advances and ensure future availability
  • Scalable to grow easily
  • Properly designed to minimize network traffic
  • Proven system thats stable and maintains data
    integrity
  • Easy to maintain and use existing resources
  • Internet strategy

23
Open and Scalable Architecture
  • Client-Server Architecture to Reduce
  • Network Traffic
  • Open and Scalable to allow
  • Expansion and Records Preservation
  • Integrate with Other Applications

24
Expand Via the Web
25
Break Down the Paper Wall
26
Benefits of Web Access
  • Close the gap between filing cabinets
  • and the Internet
  • Documents can be dynamically posted
  • as soon as scanned without any HTML
  • coding
  • Anyone with a web browser can access
  • public documents through Internet
  • Authorized staff can access internal
  • documents without client software
  • installed

27
Records on the Web A Growing Trend
  • City of Bakersfield, Calif. www.ci.bakersfield.c
    a.us/weblink
  • Collier County, Fla. www.clerk.collier.fl.us/webli
    nk
  • City of Martinsville, Va. www.ci.martinsville.va.u
    s/weblink
  • Caduceus, Inc. www.medreconline.com

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Keys to Successful Records Preservation in the
Digital World
  • Digital Archiving
  • Records Retention
  • Comprehensive Security
  • Intelligent Search
  • User-friendly
  • Open Scalable
  • Integrate with
  • Existing Systems
  • Web Access
  • Proven track
  • record

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