The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is supposed to stop accepting paper records from agencies by the end of 2022, but NARA is reevaluating that goal after the pandemic put digitization work on hold at some agencies. Sheena Burrell, Deputy Chief Information Officer at NARA, said the agency is still trying to meet its […]
Sheena Burrell, Deputy Chief Information Officer at the National Archives and Records Administration, details NARA’s multi-cloud strategy for record transfer as part of a larger digitization effort
Leslie Johnston, Director of Digital Preservation at the U.S. National Archives, explains how NARA’s new Digital Preservation Framework is helping agencies transfer their records to the National Archives cloud as part of a digitization effort driven by law
Laurence Brewer from the National Archives and Records Administration discusses digitization efforts at the agency.
Veeral Majmudar, president & CEO of the Savan Group, and Kartik Mecheri, chief architect at Karsun Solutions discusses the efforts to digitize all federal records and what’s needed for the mandate to be successful.
Michelle Sparrow-Walker, director of the Systems and Integration Office at the Department of State, and Mark Busby, chief technology officer at the National Archives, discuss cloud migration, and how they’re looking to implement shared services for cloud at their agencies.
Courtney Anderson, senior electronic records policy analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration, discusses how the FERMI initiative will help the government’s shared services goals.
Marc Busby, chief technology officer at the National Archives, discussed his agency’s cloud and IT modernization priorities. Busby sat down with Government Matters’ Colby Hochmuth at ACT-IAC’s 2017 Management of Change Conference.
