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Digital vs Electronic Records: Understanding the Distinction

Armstrong Archives

The terms “digital” and “electronic” are often used interchangeably these days, including when it comes to talking about records management. Digital Vs. Electronic Records – FAQs and Differences To understand the differences between digital and electronic records, let’s define each of them and look at the uses of each.

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Reflections on the Libraries? Responses to Coronavirus, Resource Discovery and the Future

CILIP

I run the discovery service SOLO for the Bodleian Libraries, one of the parts of the modern library which is most electronic in nature. The challenge which has faced library management and staff is to make as much as possible accessible electronically to patrons, while making it clear when an item is not available.

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Navigating the complex legal landscape of the information professions.

CILIP

Adrienne served as copyright and liaison officer on the eLib ACORN electronic reserve project and was a member of an international study on the impact of copyright law on digital presentation. and as Chair of LACA (Libraries and Archives Copyright Alliance) successfully lobbied for changes to UK copyright law. She developed the ?Compliance

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How Content Services Are Enabling the Digital Transformation of Electric Utilities

AIIM

With data analytics in the cloud, electric utilities handle that immense data load because the cloud provides unprecedented power from virtual interconnected systems and compute resources. Most electric utility records must be archived for 15 to 20 years and some inspection and maintenance ones for the life of the electric utility.