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* authenticity (digital bit or rendered form is what it is supposed to be)
* authenticity (digital bit or rendered form is what it is supposed to be)
* security
* security


'''CURATION'''
'''CURATION'''
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* sensitivity (access control)
* sensitivity (access control)
* who adds value
* who adds value


'''ORGANISATION'''
'''ORGANISATION'''
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* respond to external factors
* respond to external factors
* institutional sustainability
* institutional sustainability
*organization maturity (are they ready to care for these assets)
*risk profiles (are they similar to physical or organization structure) are we making assumptions?

Revision as of 15:45, 30 July 2013

PRESERVATION SPOT model

  • availability (long-term use...)
  • identity (referencibility...)
  • persistence
  • renderability (use and retain sig. char.)
  • understandability (interpretation of content)
  • authenticity (digital bit or rendered form is what it is supposed to be)
  • security


CURATION

  • responsibility (who is actually responsible)
  • rights and licensing, use/re-use
  • IP
  • sensitivity (access control)
  • who adds value


ORGANISATION

  • capability and skills (skills gap)
  • succession planning
  • MANDATE (local, institutional, national, international)
  • usability
  • marketing/surfacing/relevance
  • value of asset, reputation of asset
  • accruing value, impact, re-use, evidence
  • measuring and metrics
  • understand the long-term vision if the data is view over a long/short-term
  • managing expectations of use
  • value of materials against strategy
  • what happens when the organization no longer values the collection?
  • flow of resources to keep activity going (sustainability)
  • respond to external factors
  • institutional sustainability
  • organization maturity (are they ready to care for these assets)
  • risk profiles (are they similar to physical or organization structure) are we making assumptions?