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Information Literacy and Records Management

Brandeis Records Manager

Info literacy has largely become the preserve of the library community , with a focus on teaching scholars and citizens to navigate and to differentiate the information that confronts us. Should it exclude responsibly destroying or deleting redundant, obsolete, and trivial (ROT) info? Sound familiar? I don’t think so.

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Welcome new Archive-It teammates

Archive-It

Ella Hitchcock is completing her Masters in Library and Information Sciences + Masters of Art from the University of Alberta. When she’s not furthering digitization efforts, she’s embroidering, playing a lot of Tetris, and data mining web archives that involve fan activity.

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Part 1: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about understanding the business drivers?

ARMA International

For example, organizations can re-package video libraries, songs, research, and course material for different audiences – customers, researchers, academics, students, and so on; and they can monetize the content via CaaS. A CSP exploits diverse content types and serves multiple constituencies and numerous use cases across an organization.”

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Part 2: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about the evolution from RIM to Content Services?

ARMA International

Auto-classification can leverage AI using RPA and ML / MT to analyze the digital content and categorize it, including redundant, obsolete, and temporary (ROT) [4] content. Much of the content will never be accessed, yet the cost to manage ROT content will continue to increase. Figure 1: Auto-classification and AI.