Mari Runardotter, Information technology,..., Division of Information Systems Sciences, Department of Business Administration and Social Sciences, Social Informatics, Licentiate Thesis, Lulea University of Technology, Lulea, March 2007

 
"This thesis revolves around archivists’ current situation, and the fact that information technologies nowadays are tools that crea tes digital official documents which must be preserved for long-term. I have studied how the technologies affects and
eventually changes archivists work practice and situation, and what recommendations that can be identified, in order to make sure that archivists’ work
practice runs smoothly in the future. That is, the research involves how archivists experience their situation, how they look at information technologies and long-term digital preservation, and also which areas they mainly focuses on, or feels most
concerned about. My research consists of participatory observations conducted while following an archivist a couple of times each month fo r more than a year, data gathering at an archival conference for county council archi vists, a future workshop and finally a focus group with archivists working at an existing e-arc hive. During my research I have focused on things or phenomena that engage archivists and causes problems in their daily work practice. These phenom ena I have divided into the following
themes: work practice, cooperation and communication, organisation, professional
roles and competence, resources, attitudes, information technology, and finally laws
and regulations. [...] "

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 https://www.archiwistyka.pl/artykuly/edukacja_archiwistyczna/1934

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