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Archival Document Storage Explained: Essential Guide to Preserving Your History

Armstrong Archives

Archival document storage provides a solution to maintain them indefinitely for future generations to appreciate. Understanding Archival Storage What is archival storage? Without archival document storage, many records would wither away and be rendered virtually useless. It’s a cornerstone of preserving history.

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Unwrapping the Archives

The Texas Record

When most people think of archives, the first thing that comes to mind is Indiana Jones swinging on vines and storing artifacts in giant rooms. While that is an interesting popular image, the archives and archivists here at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) are the protectors of documented history.

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Fraudulent Academic Papers

Schneier on Security

SIMON is a block cipher designed by the National Security Agency (NSA) and made public in 2013. Last week, a paper appeared on the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR) ePrint archive purporting to demonstrate a much more effective break of SIMON, one that would affect actual implementations.

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How to Store Paper Medical Records

Armstrong Archives

When it comes to keeping medical records, many providers choose to store paper records at their practice or on an offsite storage location. Recent years have seen growth of record digitization and electronic storage, but paper records remain a vital component of many medical practices. Off-Site Storage for Medical Records.

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FAQ: Can I destroy a paper original after scanning?

The Texas Record

Both local governments and state agencies want to know if they ‘go paperless’ — if they digitize their essential records — can they get rid of the original paper or film copies? provides for additional record requirements for archival, permanent, and vital electronic state records. Additionally, Section 6.95

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Paper Records vs. Electronic Records: Which Is Better For Your Business?

Armstrong Archives

The answer likely depends on several factors, including how often you need to access past records, how long you’re required to keep them, and the level of security you require. Benefits of Paper Records In many industries , the benefit of using paper records simply comes down to two things: consistency, and legal requirements.

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Paper Records vs. Electronic Records: Which Is Better For Your Business?

Armstrong Archives

The answer likely depends on several factors, including how often you need to access past records, how long you’re required to keep them, and the level of security you require. Benefits of Paper Records. In many industries , the benefit of using paper records simply comes down to two things: consistency, and legal requirements.

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