your computation goes to where your data is, not the other way around. Alistair Croll, Big business for big data, O’Reilly radar, 21 September 2010 They’re now called apps, after a certain other initiative; they were called plugins. As the KeepIt project moves towards its close, this is the story of …
This is a copy of the live Twitter record (edited to remove duplicates and retweets) for the presentation: Dave Tarrant, Connecting preservation planning and Plato with digital repository interfaces, iPres 2010, Vienna, Tuesday, September 21, 2010 (Day 2) Session 5a Preservation Planning and Evaluation (10:30-11:50) See also the EPrints record …
KeepIt course module 4, Southampton, 18-19 March 2010 Tools this module: Plato, EPrints preservation apps Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 4, the full KeepIt course Presentations and tutorial exercises course 4 (source files) So far in the practical work in KeepIt course 4 we have managed …
KeepIt course module 4, Southampton, 18-19 March 2010 Tools this module: Plato, EPrints preservation apps Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 4, the full KeepIt course Presentations and tutorial exercises course 4 (source files) Preservation planning provides a workflow leading to a preservation plan. One of the …
KeepIt course module 4, Southampton, 18-19 March 2010 Tools this module: EPrints, Plato Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 4, the full KeepIt course Presentation referred to in this blog entry Preservation planning using Plato (Slideshare) Presentations and tutorial exercises course 4 (source files) So far, in …
Digital preservation planning may be technical, but you have to get to grips with your organisational policy and planning first, as is revealed in a new paper by our KeepIt project advisor Andreas Rauber and coauthors in the latest issue of D-Lib Magazine From TIFF to JPEG 2000? Preservation Planning …