We are pleased to announce that Preservica has just joined the Information Governance Initiative as a Supporter. The IGI’s work is supported by leading providers of IG products and services who join us in our mission to promote the adoption of information governance as the best practice for protecting and monetizing data.
Preservica provides digital preservation software that helps its clients from around the world to ensure that their vital long-term and permanent digital records remain findable, useable and trustworthy into the future.
Research Initiative on the Preservation of Long-Term Digital Records and Information
In conjunction with joining the IGI, Preservica is supporting research into how organizations handle their long-term digital records and information. Please take a few minutes from your day to help us benchmark this important issue, by taking our short survey. This one is quick, we promise!
“I am delighted that Preservica has joined as a supporter of the IGI. An increasingly important facet of information governance is the ability of institutions to provide for long-term preservation of records and information of all kinds, in trustworthy formats. This is true both in the public and private sectors where soon there will be millions of records in electronic form, appraised as long-term and permanent under existing records schedules, all of which must be preserved and made accessible. I look forward to Preservica’s important contributions to the IGI,” shared Jason R. Baron, Co-Chair at the IGI.
"The importance of digital preservation is rapidly rising up the information governance agenda" says Jon Tilbury, CEO at Preservica. "We look forward to working with the IGI community to share and discuss the challenges of ensuring long-term and permanent digital records remain usable and accessible into the future."
A report summarizing the research results will be published in May and available for download through the IGI Community site. Please take the survey, today.
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