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DiAGRAM – The Digital Archiving Graphical Risk Assessment Model

"DiAGRAM is an online tool designed to help archivists manage the risks to their digital collections. By answering a set of questions relating to archives such as storage media, system security and technical skills, the tool will use statistical methods to calculate the probability that your digital material is preserved."

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Level Up with RAM: New DPC resource supports progress in digital preservation maturity – Digital Preservation Coalition

"The Digital Preservation Coalition has released a new resource designed to help organizations Level-up with RAM and move forward in their digital preservation capabilities using the DPC Rapid Assessment Model (RAM)."

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Traductions françaises des notes d’orientation Préservation des systèmes d’information géographique et Préservation des feuilles de calcul désormais disponibles – Digital Preservation Coalition

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Gouvernance informationnelle et empreinte écologique des données numériques : état des lieux des pratiques dans les archives publiques en Suisse romande et propositions d’outils de pilotage Sous | Swiss Open Access Repository

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Digital Preservation Pipeline for Data Storage Media At The Cinémathèque Suisse

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DPC Technology Watch Guidance Note: A new case study on understanding user needs – Digital Preservation Coalition

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La DPC partage les traductions françaises de deux notes d’orientation en matière de veille technologique à l’occasion de la journée mondiale de la préservation numérique – Digital Preservation Coalition

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What’s up with using WhatsApp? – Digital Preservation Coalition

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Using data to support digital preservation practices: An NFSA case study – Digital Preservation Coalition

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New community resource: International Comparison of Recommended File Formats – Open Preservation Foundation

"The Open Preservation Foundation has published a new resource that enables users to compare accepted and preferred file formats at a high level across different types of cultural and scientific institutions across the world. Created by members at the National Archives of Estonia, and the National Archives of Denmark, the comparison of recommended file formats aims to inspire organisations that are getting started with, or are renewing their file format policy. It is not intended to be used alone as a policy. The current data was submitted by OPF member organisations or gathered from institutions that have published their policies openly online."

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