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Archivo Nacional de Chile joins the Digital Preservation Coalition
Added on 16 February 2022
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El Archivo Nacional de Chile, the National Archives of Chile, has joined the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) this month, becoming its newest Associate Member.
Responsible for the permanent preservation of records generated by over 1900 public institutions in Chile, the Archives must provide long-term digital preservation services.
From Pilot to a Permanent Presence: DPC offers continued support in Australasia
Added on 11 February 2022
The University of Melbourne and the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding today which will see the continuation of the DPC’s Melbourne Office and the provision of operational support for the digital preservation community across Australasia and Asia Pacific for the foreseeable future.
Vacancy for Ingénieur logiciel archive du web at the Bibliothèque Nationale du Luxembourg
24 February 2022
Luxembourg-Kirchberg
Government agency joins the DPC
Added on 4 February 2022
A government agency has joined the Digital Preservation Coalition on 4th February 2022.
Vacancy for Head of Research Services - Library at University College Cork
24 February 2022
Ireland
€72,224 - €95,142 (Scale B)/ €69,739 - €90,383 (Scale A).
Full-Time
Vacancy for Head of Digital Systems - Library at University College Cork
15 February 2022
Ireland
€72,224 - €95,142 (Scale B)/€69,739 - €90,383 (Scale A)
Full-Time
DPC Rapid Assessment Model: Italian translation now available!
Added on 31 January 2022
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The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to share an Italian translation of its Rapid Assessment Model (RAM), with thanks to Giulia Brecciaroli at the British Library and Elena Nepoti at Imperial War Museums in the UK who generously donated their time to make the resource accessible.
DPC launches new EDRMS Preservation Toolkit
Added on 31 January 2022
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC), in conjunction with the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) in the UK, has made its new EDRMS Preservation Toolkit available on general release today, following a 6-month Member preview.
Developed by the DPC’s EDRMS Preservation Task Force, the Toolkit offers advice on the preservation of records held within an Electronic Document and Records Management Systems (EDRMS) or other record keeping systems. Providing general information and guidance on areas that should be considered in order to define an effective approach to this challenge, the Toolkit applies to current systems in use, legacy systems that are falling out of use, and systems that are being procured for the future.