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1. Archiving is focussed on use |
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5. Archiving is pragmatic, efficient, flexible and sustainable |
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7. Archiving takes into account rights, permissions and restrictions |
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6. Archiving is an integral part of information management |
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4. Archiving is organising and designing information and processes |
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2. Archiving is preserving information over technologies |
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3. Archiving ensures the trustworthiness of information |
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Information Principles |
10. Archived information makes use of common vocabularies and definitions |
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11. Archival information is machine-actionable |
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9. Archived information is long term retrievable |
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8. Archival data are associated with sufficient metadata and documentation |
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Application Principles |
14. Archival systems and their components are interoperable |
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12. Archival systems should plan for and manage their own obsolescence |
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13. Archiving can be implemented within any information system |
