Fynnette Eaton - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

About This Presentation
Title:

Fynnette Eaton

Description:

John W. Carlin, Archivist of the United States. 6/7/2004 ... Microcomputer files from Administration of President George H.W. Bush. 6/7/2004 ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:68
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 21
Provided by: ritam7
Learn more at: https://www.archives.gov
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Fynnette Eaton


1
  • Fynnette Eaton
  • Change Management Officer
  • BRIDG Meeting
  • June 17, 2004

2
Agenda
  • The Challenges of Electronic Records
  • NARAs Solution
  • ERA Research
  • ERA Independent Verification and Validation
    Support Services
  • Services ERA will provide to different types of
    users
  • Current status of ERA
  • Request for Help

3
About NARAThe Challenges
  • Scope The Entire Federal Government
  • Variety Different Types of Records
  • Complexity Records in Different Formats
  • Volume Enormous Amounts of Records
  • Obsolescence Constantly Changing Technology

4
About NARA Our Solution
The Archivists Directive ERA is NARAs
Strategic Response The Electronic Records
Archives (ERA) is a comprehensive, systematic,
and dynamic means of preserving and providing
continuing access to authentic electronic records
over time. The goal of ERA is to enable NARA to
preserve and provide access to any type of
electronic record created anywhere in the Federal
Government. ERAs Vision Statement "ERA will
authentically preserve and provide access to any
kind of electronic record, free from dependency
on any specific hardware or software, enabling
NARA to carry out its mission into the future."
John W. Carlin, Archivist of the United States
5
ERA User Classes
Our Solution
6
ERA Research
  • Current Activities
  • Data Grid Enabled Transcontinental Persistent
    Archives Prototype
  • 2.5M files distributed across NARA, SDSC, U of
    MD, Stanford/SLAC, NNSA KCP
  • Users can access files without knowing where or
    how they are stored
  • Latest Grid Technology
  • Applications of advanced data management and I/O
    techniques to address the challenges of managing
    electronic records NCSA, U of IL
    Urbana-Champaign
  • Knowledge-based technologies enabling
    preservation of electronic records collections

7
ERA Research
  • Other NARA Active Collaborations
  • U.S. Army Research Laboratory Georgia Tech
    Research Institute - Decision Support Systems
    for Presidential Electronic Records/Information
    Assurance
  • NIST/ITL - Investigation of Cryptographically
    Strong Technologies to Support Authenticity
    Requirements for Presidential Electronic Records
  • NNSA - Preservation of complex CAD/CAE objects
  • NASA - Open Archives Information System Reference
    Model (ISO 147212003)
  • DOD - Information Assurance
  • Department of State Knowledge Based Technology

8
ERA Research
  • Test Collections
  • Executive Office of the President Email (ONDCP)
  • OMB E-gov Digital Photographs, Document Images
    Geospatial Records (OMB multiple agencies)
  • CAD/CAE solid model design records (NNSA)
  • Senate Legislative Activities (U.S. Senate)
  • Presidential Libraries Materials (Presidential
    Libraries)
  • Federal Agencies Web Materials (multiple
    agencies)
  • 2M Patents (USPTO DARPA)
  • Stanford Linear Accelerator Research Records
    (DOE)
  • Microcomputer files from Administration of
    President George H.W. Bush

9
ERA IVV Support Services
  • What is IVV
  • Independent Verification Validation
  • IVV Verifies that the appropriate processes have
    been adhered to
  • and
  • Validates that the resulting product or service
    complies with the customers requirements

10
ERA IVV Support Services
  • Independence
  • Technical independence
  • Managerial independence
  • Financial independence

11
ERA IVV Support Services
  • IVV provides
  • Objective assessment of software products and
    processes throughout the development life cycle
  • Objective assessment that requirements (system
    and software) are correct, complete, accurate,
    consistent, and testable
  • Early detection and correction of software
    errors
  • Management insight into process and product risk
  • Objective evidence of compliance (or
    non-compliance) with program performance,
    schedule and budget requirements

12
ERA IVV Support Services
  • Benefits of IVV
  • IVV Services will provide resources and data to
    help the PMO make timely, correct decisions
    regarding system development and implementation.
  • Early detection of unusual conditions or
    products.
  • Enhanced management insight into process and
    product risk.

13
ERA IVV
  • IVV Acquisition Activities
  • Contracting out IVV services
  • Using GSA small business contracts
  • Contract selection based on best value
  • Contract will parallel the development contract
  • - Base Year 7 option years
  • - Ensures continuity of IVV expertise and
    knowledge throughout the development effort

14
What services will ERA provide?
  • Store electronic records for producers and
    provide access and other services for specified
    periods of time.
  • Bring electronic records into NARA the
    Presidential Libraries, preserve them provide
    access respecting legal restrictions.
  • Help customers discover and access holdings.
  • Provide authentic copies of electronic records
    exercising property other rights that will hold
    up in court, if needed.
  • Guide assist federal agencies in lifecycle
    management of their records.
  • Support transition to e-government.

15
What will the system do for Originators?
  • Implement record schedule functionality.
  • Support appraisal of electronic records.
  • Support disposition of electronic records.
  • Support transfer of electronic records to NARA
  • Provide for accessioning of electronic records.
  • Provide for review and redaction of sensitive
    information by authorized personnel.

16
What will the ERA system do for Record Users?
  • Find records based on searches of descriptions of
    records.
  • Search the electronic records themselves.
  • Accurately reproduce and output electronic
    records.
  • Provide certified copies of electronic records.
  • Manage requests for review of restricted
    materials.
  • Implement the results of electronic records
    reviews.
  • Enable users to request and receive assistance
    from NARA staff.

17
The Electronic Records Archives ProgramWhere are
we now?
  • Release of RFP 12/03
  • Award up to Two Design Contracts 4th Qtr. FY04
  • Select Single Development Contractor 3rd/4th
    Qtr. FY05
  • Five Increments (Inc) w/ Multiple Releases
  • Initial Operating Capability FY 2007
  • Full Operating Capability 2011

2011
FY 2007
4th Qtr. 2004
3rd /4thQtr. 2005
12/03
Inc 2
Inc 3
Inc 4
Inc 5
Inc 1
2 years
1 year
1 year
1 year
1 year
Release of the Request for Proposal
Contract Award
Select Single Developer
Initial Operating Capability (IOC)
Full Operating Capability (FOC)
18
We Need Your Help
  • NARA is looking for records managers who are
    interested in participating in a User Group
    Program.
  • Participants will interact with development
    contractors to enable contractors to gain
    valuable user information that can be applied
    during design and development of ERA.
  • You will be able to provide feedback on prototype
    developments that will serve as the foundation
    for the ERA System.

19
How to Participate
  • If you would like to participate in the ERA User
    Working Group
  • Email the ERA Program Office at
  • era.program_at_nara.gov
  • With the subject line of User Working Group
  • OR
  • Contact us by phone
  • 301-837-0740

20
Electronic Records ArchivesProgram Management
Office Information
ERA Main Phone Number (301) 837-0740 ERA PMO
E-mail ERA.Program_at_nara.gov
ERA Website www.archives.gov/electronic_records_
archives
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com