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*Make it easy for LAMs to preserve the content produced by your users – enable preservation through your API. | *Make it easy for LAMs to preserve the content produced by your users – enable preservation through your API. | ||
*Build functionality into popular handheld devices, like smart phones and digital cameras, that supports creation of preservation-ready digital objects | |||
*Don't push off all the costs of preservation to libraries, archives and museums | *Don't push off all the costs of preservation to libraries, archives and museums | ||
*Make sure you have a broad group of the community at the table when you discuss future IT strategy. | *Make sure you have a broad group of the community at the table when you discuss future IT strategy. | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 3 August 2012
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What Would We "Ask" of the Tech Community?
- Make it easy for LAMs to preserve the content produced by your users – enable preservation through your API.
- Build functionality into popular handheld devices, like smart phones and digital cameras, that supports creation of preservation-ready digital objects
- Don't push off all the costs of preservation to libraries, archives and museums
- Make sure you have a broad group of the community at the table when you discuss future IT strategy.
What Do We Have to "Offer" the Tech Community?
- resources to educate the Tech Community about digital preservation and long term data viability
- guidelines for entering into digital preservation partnerships with libraries and archives
- collaborative opportunities to look at how to include digital preservation partnerships into terms & conditions
- forums for discussion, scholarship, and industry best practices for digital preservation
- The prestige of collaborating with memory institutions.