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ERPANET Seminar
Business Models
related to Digital Preservation
Amsterdam, Netherlands
September 20-22, 2004
ERPANET is pleased to announce its seminar focusing on business
models related to digital preservation. This three-day seminar,
co-hosted by the Archiefschool, will be held in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands, on September 20-22, 2004.
The seminar will explore the organisation, funding and structuring
of digital preservation in and among organisations. Currently,
most organisations are still very much at the beginning of
dealing with digital preservation. However, in order to be
able to establish a solid infrastructure it will be necessary
to have more insight into possible business models. These
models should address for instance organisational, financial,
cultural and collaborative aspects to ensure their sustainability.
International experts will present business models to provide
seminar participants with cutting-edge knowledge.
Audience
This seminar is targeted at those involved in the planning,
implementation and management of digital resources. Those
may include programme managers responsible for setting up
and enhancing digital preservation practices in their organisations;
people entrusted with establishing and disseminating digital
collections of long-term value; as well as technological
architects who are establishing a technology environment
that supports business models.
Topics to be discussed in the Programme
Opening: 20th September
Topics:
- sustainability issues
- different organisational structures, such as distributed/federated
- archives partnerships funding
- return on investment
- costing in digital preservation
Closing: 22nd September
Speakers will present business cases and discuss financial
planning, and different organisational and technological
aspects that will help to make digital preservation sustainable.
Speakers include Alan Blunt (SCRAN), Rob Davies (Public Sector
Information; MDR Parners) and Gerry Wall (Wall Communications).
Venue
The venue is provided by the Archiefschool (www.archiefschool.nl)
in the city centre of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
To Register
The registration fee is 150 Euro - to be paid before September
8. Online registration will soon be opened at www.erpanet.org
For additional information, please contact dutch.editor@erpanet.org
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