The Key to Managing Digital Infrastructure Project Data
Description: When digital data began to “come of age” as the dominant information management paradigm of our computerized age, archivists and librarians were at first elated by the possibilities. It seemed that clunky, bulky indexing methods based on card files and bound ledgers were a thing of the past, and that the retrieval of stored information would soon be nearly frictionless. It’s true that much of that vision has been realized—digital data has, by and large, proven to be a better way of storing and managing vast amounts of information. ...
