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Seamless Flow
“Seamless Flow”
David Thomas
Director of Collections and Technology
The National Archives
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A new vision for The National ArchivesSeamless Flow
28th November 2006
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Seamless Flow Programme
• Digital Records Life Cycle Management (Seamless Flow)– Creation
– Selection
– Transfer
– Archiving
– Preservation
– Presentation
• Why we all need to change
• How The National Archives will respond
• Our Vision and the Seamless Flow Programme
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The world and TNA today
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Grappling with major change challenges – and need to
reinforce roles
• ‘Paradigm shift’ in most elements of work – from record capture to preservation
• Focusing on ‘information management’ as they attempt to dovetail initiatives and guidance from FOI to data protection and re-use
• Merging management of ‘records’ and ‘information’… clarity disappearing
• Requiring very different skills base – in addition to traditional skills
• Struggling to raise their profile within their organisations/ industries to ensure importance recognised
Wider information management community
Government
Other information players
TechnologyUsers & researchers
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The Vision and
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We’ve moved from a predictable world of paper to a volatile world of information of all kinds. Government and the wider information sector need better information management to strengthen accountability and get the most from their assets.
The Vision
1. Lead and transform information management
The Challenges
Seamless Flow Leading the development of e-appraisal techniques and
automated systems for capture and storage of digital records
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In addition to preserving the nation’s existing paper records, we need to rise to the new challenge of ensuring the survival of digital information for future generations.
The Challenges
The Vision2. Guarantee the survival of today’s information for
tomorrow
Seamless Flow Building secure storage and preservation systems
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Increasingly people expect to find, use and learn from information online. They expect it to be personalised and connected to their wider life. They expect it now.
The Challenges
The Vision
3. Bring history to life for everyone
Seamless FlowDeveloping modern systems to search and present our history
online
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The Vision
• Lead and transform information management
• Guarantee the survival of today’s information for tomorrow
• Bring history to life for everyone
How this fits with our values
The Values
• Putting customers first
• Responsible guardians
• Setting open information free
• Trusted to deliver
• Working together
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Welcome to the
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All you wanted to know about S… but were afraid to ask!
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The Life and Times of a Born Digital Record
Creation Selection Transfer/Catalogue
Archiving Preservation Presentation
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Civil Servant at Work
What types of electronic record can we create?
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Selected for Archiving
How do we appraise and select records for archiving?
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Transfer to TNA
How can we transfer records to TNA for archiving?
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Load into Digital Store
What issues do we need to consider when holding records?
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Preserve Record
Why do we need to take action to preserve electronic records?
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Make a Presentation Copy
How can we make records available for the public to see?
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Customer Access
What forms could customer access take?