State Archives and Records NSW is a member of the Australasian Digital Recordkeeping Initiative (ADRI). ADRI is an undertaking of the Council of Australasian Archives and Records Authorities, the peak body of government archives and records institutions in Australia and New Zealand.Data visualisation has the digital universe all mesmerised and here at State Records, we are always interested in learning what other agencies are doing on this space. The DX Lab at the State Library of NSW has already started experimenting on visualising its data. They have produced some amazing data visualisation projects which showcase the […]
State Records is pleased to announce the release of their new guidelines – Records management and web 2.0. The guidelines These guidelines were developed to help NSW public offices understand the changing environment of the web and the emerging use of many new online tools, thus encouraging records managers to carry out their recordkeeping duties […]
A belated ‘Happy New Year’ from all the staff at State Records. We hope you all had a safe and relaxing festive season. What is Future Proof update? Welcome to the very first edition of Future Proof update. We envisage that Future Proof update will be a monthly blog focusing on digital recordkeeping issues and […]
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