An Introduction to ERPANET

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ERPANET, SA Presentation on Repositories, 30 August 2004 (Glasgow)DAMS/CMS (2)• What might the implications be in collaborating with other institutions to sharea DAMS?• What obstacles might be encountered when attempting to introduce DAMtechnology? How can these be overcome?• What metadata are required to support the institution’s application of DAMtechnology? How will the metadata be acquired and implemented?• DAMS are based on a combination of technologies and methods, includingsoftware applications and policies and procedures. Have those elements thatare software‐based, and those concerned with policies and procedures beenidentified?• Have plans to develop, test, disseminate, and validate the application of thesepolicies and procedures been established?• Will a DAM system allow recognition of the economic, educational, orintellectual value of digital assets that have hitherto been overlooked?ERPANET & HATII -- Seamus Ross: Trusted Digital Repositories 32
ERPANET, SA Presentation on Repositories, 30 August 2004 (Glasgow)DAMS/CMS(3)• Will a DAM system allow the institution to exploit theeconomic value of its digital content?• What risks to the institution’s digital content are posed bythe use of DAM technology?• How will DAM technology be integrated with existingsystems like digitisation systems?• As DAMS cannot help protect intellectual property rights,what are the IPR implications of establishing a DAM systemfor the institution?• As most DAMS do not necessarily provide long‐termpreservation of digital assets. How will the organisationaddress this problem?ERPANET & HATII -- Seamus Ross: Trusted Digital Repositories 33
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