The phrase "archiving retrieval" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to data management or information systems, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The process of archiving retrieval is essential for maintaining efficient data access in our database."
Alternatives: "data archiving and retrieval" or "information storage and retrieval".
Refers to the process of storing files in a repository optimized for archiving, retrieval, and search.
This paper presents a software system with the preliminary name "Logiweb" which is an attempt to design a simple, coherent, all-embracing system for archiving, retrieval, transmission, distribution, verification, and presentation of mathematics.
It was recently commercially adapted to an automated format the DiversiLab, which allows simplistic data elaboration, archiving, retrieval and reporting [ 8].
Ray A. Jones, president of Archive Retrieval, which installed the system for Medina, said he was aware of an irony in his choice of an operating system.
In a section on her treatment of certain sensitive emails, for instance, it says, "Clinton was not aware how other State staff maintained their records and was unaware of State's State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolset (SMART)." In interview notes, Clinton told the FBI that she didn't "remember" or didn't "recall" things literally dozens of times.
Mailing, archiving and retrieval of forms, radiographic images and images of specimens account for a substantial workload at trial centers and participating institutions like hospitals and physician offices.
The amount of data, that has to be handled, is some magnitudes higher and requires new techniques for compression, archiving and retrieval.
The central archiving and retrieval service is based on a dual step architecture involving a combination of Network Attached Server (NAS) and a Storage Area Network (SAN).
The company is succeeding in selling large copier systems by emphasizing how the copier and associated Xerox services will reduce expenses for labor, archiving, and retrieval, thereby lowering customers' document-management costs.
Government investigators have reported that the agency's pre-computer-age paper filing system incurs $100 million a year in archiving, storage, retrieval and shipping costs; has led to the loss or misplacement of more than 100,000 files; and has contributed to backlogs and delays for millions of cases.
The tools being sought, according to the announcements, address issues of "data acquisition, archiving, querying, retrieval, visualization, integration and management".
