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Peter E. Murray

Library technologist, open source advocate, striving to think globally while acting locally

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  • Long-term Preservation Storage: OCLC Digital Archive versus Amazon S3

    Last month OCLC announced a new service offering for long-term storage of libraries' digital collections. Called Digital Archive™, it provides "a secure storage environment for you to easily manage and monitor the health of your master files and digital originals." Barbara Quint has an article in Information Today called "OCLC …

     Posted on  May 16, 2008
     and last updated May 16, 2008
     ·  12 minutes reading time
  • Planning a digital preservation assessment using TRAC:CC and DRAMBORA

    OhioLINK is engaged in building a "trusted digital repository" on behalf of its membership. As we build it, we want to have an understanding of what "trusted" means, and so we are engaging in an audit process to assess whether we can claim to be trustworthy. This process is panning …

     Posted on  May 23, 2007
     and last updated May 23, 2007
     ·  6 minutes reading time
  • Survey on Digital Preservation Systems is Seeking Respondents

    There are just a few days left to respond to the "International Digital Preservation Systems Survey" being run by Karim Boughida and Sally Hubbard from the Getty Research Institute. From the survey description:

    This survey is intended to provide an overview of digital preservation system (DPS) implementation. DPS is defined …

     Posted on  March 28, 2007
     and last updated March 28, 2007
     ·  1 minutes reading time
  • Services in a Service Oriented Architecture

    This post is the second in a series about the application of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) system design pattern to library services. The first post in this series focused on defining "Service Oriented Architecture" using the analogy of a transportation network. This post goes into some detail about what …

     Posted on  September 19, 2006
     and last updated September 20, 2006
     ·  10 minutes reading time