The advances of
computer technology
offer many new opportunities
but also new challenges.
One of the most important challenges is tackling the problem of digital obsolescence: ensuring that the digital information we create and store today will continue to be accessible for as long as we may need it.
A complete archiving solution
must retain knowledge
and ensure it can be found
and read when needed.
A genuine archive combines tools for ingest, storage, management and
access. It also includes the capability to preserve information such
that it is accessible by consumers when required.
We can help understand and achieve your archiving goals
An archive is often the last part of a comprehensive data
management vision to be delivered. We can help you
understand the problem and provide the solution.
Myself , Mike Thuman and Jon Tilbury will be attending the upcoming Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) meeting from January 11th through January 13th 2012, in Austin Texas. In addition Tessella is proud to be one of the inaugural sponsors of this event, as it moves into independent governance. The PASIG event has [...]
Its great to see our work getting some mentions in the UK National Press, with the Guardian’s “Media Planet” Supplement article on Search and Deploy technologies. See here for more http://www.digital-preservation.com/wp-content/uploads/Guardian-Search-and-Deploy.pdf
I will be presenting at the APA Conference on the 8th November 2011, the early results from WP14 “Common Testing Environments”, that looks to establish a common set of digital preservation test environments for the project, describing the approaches that are being considered by APARSEN partners towards testing preservation strategies and making assessments on the [...]