The Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) has created a website for their Digital Preservation Benefit Analysis Tools Project. The toolkit consists of two tools: the KRDS Benefits Framework (Tool 1); and the Value-chain and Benefits Impact tool (Tool 2). The Keeping Research Data Safe (KRDS) Benefits Framework is a tool for identifying, assessing, and communicating the benefits from investing resources in the curation/long-term preservation of research data. For more information, visit the project website:
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- AIMS/Born Digital Archives The AIMS project is a cooperative strategy regarding collection development in the area of born-digital papers.
- Future Proof – Protecting Our Digital Future A blog about a state records initiative in Australia focusing on ensuring that digital records are meaningful and trustworthy.
- FutureArch Blog A place to share information to those curating hybrid archives & manuscripts maintained by the Bodleian Electronic Archives and Manuscripts at Oxford University.
- Practical E-Records Blog This blog is created by Chris Prom and follows his projects focusing on evaluating software and conceptual models that archivists and records managers might use to identify preserve, and provide access to electronic records.
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