L’Archivio centrale dello Stato e il suo ruolo di guida per la conservazione della memoria digitale del Paese. Dal progetto Repository degli archivi digitali degli organi centrali dello Stato al progetto Polo di conservazione digitale
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The article illustrates the project of the Central Archive of the State (Archivio centrale dello Stato) called Archive Conservation Pole (Polo di conservazione degli archivi), which aims to build a conceptual-operational model for the conservation of historical digital archives (native and digitized according to law) produced by state administrations, starting from the central ones.
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2023-08-04
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De Pasquale, A. (2023). L’Archivio centrale dello Stato e il suo ruolo di guida per la conservazione della memoria digitale del Paese. Dal progetto Repository degli archivi digitali degli organi centrali dello Stato al progetto Polo di conservazione digitale . DigItalia, 18(1), 30–37. https://doi.org/10.36181/digitalia-00058
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