Trust and Digital Records in an Increasingly in the Networked Society InterPARES Trust & CEDIF, Mid Sweden University The National Library, Stockholm the 14th of May 2014 Sponsored by Stockholm city archives

InterPARES Trust (ITrust) is a multi-national, interdisciplinary research project exploring issues concerning digital records entrusted to the Internet. Its goal is to generate the theoretical and methodological frameworks to develop local, national and international policies, procedures, regulations, standards and legislation, in order to ensure public trust grounded on evidence of good governance, a strong digital economy, and a persistent digital memory.

 

Centre for digital information governance (CEDIF) conducts research about management and governance of business information. The ongoing project GOINFO develops tools and methods for good information governance in different types of businesses and phases of the information flow. GOINFO cooperates with e-ARD, a project run by the National Archives of Sweden. 

 

Highlights of the Symposium full, day programme in English:

• Authentic records online: an achievable goal? Keynote presentation by Project Director, Professor Luciana Duranti, University of British Columbia.
• International research reports from the InterPARES Trust Project
• Stockholm City Archives Open Data Strategy
• CEDIF research and the e-ARD project

ITrust is a research partnership that comprises over fifty universities and organizations, national and multinational, public and private, in North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, Australasia, and Asia (the International Alliance). The researchers are experts in archival science, records management, diplomatics, law, information technology, communication and media, journalism, e-commerce, health informatics, cybersecurity, information governance and assurance, digital forensics, computer engineering, and information policy.

 

Trust and Digital Records in an Increasingly Networked Society

InterPARES Trust & CEDIF, Mid Sweden University

National Library of Sweden, Stockholm, 14 May 2014

Sponsored by Stockholm City Archives

 

PROGRAM

09:00 - 09:30	Registration
09:30	Welcome: Professor Karen Anderson, Lennart Ploom,Stockholm City ArchivesListen
09:55	Authentic records online: an achievable goal? Keynote:Professor Luciana Duranti, University of British Columbia and Director InterPARES TrustListen
10:25	Cloud Contracts, Corinne Rogers, University of British Columbia and Project Coordinator, InterPARES Trust. Research undertaken by Yvette Hackett, Independent Visual Media Archivist, Canada and Robert McLelland,UBC Graduate Research Assistant.Listen
10:50	Listen Records in the Cloud, Professor Basma Makhlouf Shabou,Geneva School of Business AdministrationListen
11:15 -12:30	LUNCH BREAK AT OWN EXPENSE
12:30	Networks, Authenticity, Metadata, and the Cloud, Joseph T. Tennis, University of WashingtonListen
12:55	Listen Record Keeping in Open data and Open Government Environments,  John McDonald, Independent ArchivesListen Consultant, Canada, Valerie Leveille, UBC Graduate Research AssistantListen
13:20	Retention and disposition processes in the Government of Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Internet website, Assaf Tractinsky, National Archives of Israel and Silvia Schenkolewski-Kroll, Bar-Ilan University.Listen
13:45	Comparative analysis of implemented governmental e-Services, Professor Hrvoje Stancic, University of ZagrebListen
14:10	Models for monitoring and auditing of Compliance in the flow from registration to archive in e-registers, ProfessorVjeran Strahonja, University of ZagrebListen
14:35	REFRESHMENT BREAK
15:00	Stockholm City Archives Open Data Strategy, Elisabeth KlettListen
15:25	The e-ARD Project,  Caspar Almalander, National Archives of SwedenListen
15:55	GOINFO (Good Information Governance) Project, Mid Sweden University research report. Göran Samuelsson, Ann-Sofie Klareld, Stefan Berggren, Erik Borglund, Karen AndersonListen
16.40	Look forward to seeing you: Final discussions
17:00	Close

 

 For more information

Contact Professor Karen Anderson, Director, European Team, InterPARES Trust: Karen.anderson@miun.se Mobile: +46 (0)702-72 58 17