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[InetBib] Invitation: Digital Preservation – The Planets Way: 17-19 November 2009 Swiss Federal Archives, Bern, Switzerland
- Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 08:16:42 GMT
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- Subject: [InetBib] Invitation: Digital Preservation – The Planets Way: 17-19 November 2009 Swiss Federal Archives, Bern, Switzerland
Digital Preservation – The Planets Way: 17-19 November 2009Swiss Federal
Archives, Bern, Switzerland***Apologies for cross-postings***Does your
organisation know what to preserve digitally for the future? Do you know how to
preserve your collections for the future? Have you decided which tools and
services to use for this? Do you want to discuss your strategies for digital
preservation with colleagues and experts?There has been an explosion in the
volume of information world-wide which will grow to 1800 exabytes by 2011. But
if action is not taken, that information can be lost within five to ten years
due to hardware and software obsolescence.Digital Preservation – The Planets
Way is an opportunity to understand what may be done to manage digital content
for the long-term. The Planets project invites you to take part in the
three-day training event which will be presented by members of the Planets
project and established experts in the field of digital preservation. The event
will take place on 17-19 Novemberat theSwiss Federal Archives in Bern,
Switzerland, providing an opportunity to visit the beautifully located capital
of Switzerland with itsfamous old town, a UNESCO world cultural heritage
site.The event has been subsidised to enable attendance. For the cost of 95 EUR
to attend day one and 199 EUR to attend all three days, the event will help you
to make a start with, or advance, digital preservation activities in your
organisation.Planets delivers a sustainable framework to enable archives,
libraries and other large content holders to approach digital preservation
confidently and effectively. The Planets framework and tools, which range from
preservation planning to preservation action and the use of a testbed
environment, will be presented in full for the first time. The event will give
you an insight into the activities involved in preserving digital content and
an opportunity to work with Planets tools, with the help of their designers,
programmers and developers.Day 1 will give you, as a decision-maker or
preservation staff, an understanding of the case for digital preservation, the
benefits versus the costs, the activities involved and how preservation with
Planets may fit into your management activities. Days 2 and 3 provide an
opportunity to meet and learn from the experts, creators and developers of
Planets. Using a sample collection, you can gain hands-on experience of Planets
tools and services. There will also be plenty of opportunity to ask questions,
network with peers and to take home tools and exercises.See the full programme
at http://www.planets-project.eu/events/bern-2009/programme/Participation is
limited to 60 delegates on Day 1 and 40 delegates on Days 2 and 3. Please
register early at http://www.planets-project.eu/events/bern-2009/.Due to
parliamentary sessions, hotel rooms in Bern are in high demand at this time of
year. You are strongly advised to reserve your room when registering for the
event and no later than October 2
at:https://secure.event-booker.com/booking1.asp?EventID=567&MainID=4&LanguageFE=1If
you have any questions about the event, please send an email to
trainingevents@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx We look forward to seeing you in Bern!You
can unsubscribe to e-mails from the Planets User Community by sending an e-mail
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