Bringing digital preservation to LIFE
LIFE conference - 20 April 2006
Conference Centre, The British Library
96 Euston Road, London, NW1 2DB
The JISC funded LIFE project reports its eagerly awaited findings on what it really costs to manage, store and preserve digital collections. In what will be an enlightening and informative one day conference, the project team will explain the challenges faced and the findings that have emerged.
The results of this groundbreaking one year study will provide a real insight into the range of issues that need to be considered for lifecycle management and will even go one step further by providing a framework within which you can work to apply a cost to your own digital collections.
This work should prove invaluable for anyone faced with the challenges of how to store and access digital content over time. By providing real-time figures for two major institutions (UCL and BL) the project findings will be both illuminating and will provide the foundations for future development work in this area.
There is no charge for attending, lunch and refreshments will be provided, however please note we reserve the right to charge a fee of £50 to no-shows. All cancellations must be received within five working days.
Keynote speaker:
Eileen Fenton, Executive Director of Portico; the electronic archiving service supported by JSTOR, Ithaka, The Library of Congress, and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
To view the full programme list, please follow this link: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ls/lifeproject/confprog.shtml
To register for the LIFE conference, please follow this link: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ls/lifeproject/conference.shtml
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