This was one of the largest efforts by the National Archives dealing with the logistically vexing process of archiving electronic documents.
Random House, for instance, "does not have in place a distinct corporate policy for archiving electronic author-publisher correspondence, and we have yet to establish a central electronic archive for housing publishing material," a company spokesman told Donadio.
For example, he referred to the growing difficulty of collecting and archiving electronic records, mentioning that "only" 8 million of them were archived from President Ronald Reagan's administration, while 70 million were collected from President Bill Clinton's, and a jaw-dropping 210 million were collected from President George W. Bush's tenure.
We are now confident that with registration in our new version of ZooBank and with the required intent to archive electronic works, we minimized the risk of information loss.
Entire libraries could be archived in electronic form, and since IPS files are self-contained, would be printable at any location.
The examination images and relevant findings are archived using electronic medical records.
Clinical diagnostic and laboratory results data from hospital discharges and ambulatory settings, including emergency departments, are archived in electronic medical record and administrative databases.
She's written essays on queer performance, sexuality and the archive, electronic music and political disaster, and performance cultures in contemporary and Emancipation-era Jamaica.
The average installed storage capacity of a Fortune 1000 company grew from 198 terabytes in early 2005 to 680 terabytes in October 2006, according to figures from Deloitte, a consultancy.In particular, corporate-governance regulations in many parts of the world require companies to archive electronic records for many years for compliance purposes.
