Archiving in the cloud: rules for the creation of contemporary records. Part I: Technologial indicators
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2011.jul.07Keywords:
Systems, Recordkeeeping systems, Information systems, Cloud computing, Web 2.0, Evidence.Abstract
Based on our assertion that current record preservation systems are not feasible in the long term for reasons of scale and cost, we explore the current technological environment where records are created, paying special attention to phenomena such as distributed systems, cloud computing and web 2.0. In two future articles 1) we will explore the social environment where this creation is performed, with special attention to the lack of interest in memory and accountability, and 2) we will suggest a potential scenario for recordkeeping that archivists will have to address at the short term.
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