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[Podcast] Exploring Artificial Intelligence for Content Authoring

AIIM

Also on this episode , Kevin chats with Rikkert Engels , CEO of Xillio, about best practices in content services including, migration and integration, dealing with ROT, preparing for the future, and more. Click here to access our full library of episodes. Want more episodes like this?

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ESI, ROT, and LBJ – Thoughts on Data Management While Visiting the Lyndon Johnson Presidential Library: eDiscovery Trends

eDiscovery Daily

A friend met me there, and one of the things we’d hoped to do (besides listen to a lot of live music) was visit the LBJ Presidential Library housed at the University of Texas campus. The library houses more than 45 million pages , including an extensive audiovisual collection and more than 650,000 photos and 5,000 hours of recordings.

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Gimmal Launches the First-of-its-Kind RIOT Data Assessment Solution

Gimmal

“eDiscovery fire drills in organizations large and small are like an annual checkup that finds the ROT data bloat associated with poor information governance lifecycle practices,” says Greg Buckles of eDiscovery Journal. For more information, visit [link].

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RIM-brain in Movies and TV

The Texas Record

Dr. Who – Silence in the Library. Their mission in this episode leads them to the 50th century planet called The Library, which is explained as a creation existing within the imagination of a present-day little girl who watches the characters and plot unfold through her television. And who is the Records Management Officer?

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Information Literacy and Records Management

Brandeis Records Manager

Info literacy has largely become the preserve of the library community , with a focus on teaching scholars and citizens to navigate and to differentiate the information that confronts us. Should it exclude responsibly destroying or deleting redundant, obsolete, and trivial (ROT) info? Sound familiar? I don’t think so.

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URLs Aren’t Archives ¯_(?)_/¯, and Other Stories

The Schedule

The expectation of action on the part of institutions such as the Library of Congress was frustrating. Those of us in academic and legal environments have been dealing with link and citation rot for ages. Local library initiatives such as the Ann Arbor News digitization project at the Ann Arbor District Library.

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Information Governance Innovations in 2019

Everteam

An information register is not necessarily a new idea, it’s part of the requirements for GDPR, and is used in industries such as library services (in these cases it’s referred to as an Information Asset Register). ROT (redundant, obsolete and trivial) = ~80%. Data on legal hold = <1%. Record-worthy data = <2%.