Have you cut something out of your #digipres workflows and been happy to leave it behind?
Have you ever put in the extra effort to integrate the digital and physical parts of a #digitalArchives collection?
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bloggERS! seeks submissions for TWO new mini-series of blog posts: "Doing More By Doing Less" and "Tearing Down Digital Silos" (see descriptions down-thread)!
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Doing More By Doing Less
While much of the early literature in the field of digital archives is focused on very meticulous preservation, the growing mass of digital data to be preserved has led many practitioners to streamline their workflows (see, e.g., the move away from disk imaging by default documented by DANNNG). What's something you've chosen to deprioritize or cut from your workflows? How did you make the decision? What effect has it had on your work, your staff, and your collections?
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Tearing Down Digital Silos
Although electronic records are unavoidable these days, they are often still treated as very separate from physical collections. How are you are moving away from this separation and toward an approach to treat all parts of collections equally?
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