RE: Help with archiving format document

["Ann Wrightson" <ann.wrightson@csw.co.uk>]

Duane,

Thanks for wanting to help - however, the area you mention is exactly what
I'm not looking at, for the v. good reason that lots of good work has
already been done there!

My focus is on when, where and how (the right bits of) the information
involved in e-style government interactions (G2G, C2G, B2G) become formal
records (an aspect of record declaration); and identifying, & getting hold
of, all the right information to constitute an authentic record (aspects of
capture).

Regards,

Ann W.

-----Original Message-----
From: Duane Nickull [mailto:dnickull@adobe.com] 
Sent: 23 March 2004 20:04
To: ann.wrightson@csw.co.uk
Subject: Help with archiving format document

Hello Ann:

I wanted to inquire more about getting involved with your document on
archiving  for information resulting from electronic 
business/eGovernment transactions.    There are lots of requirements 
that I can carry into this based on my previous interactions with many
governments worldwide.  For example, in Canada, we have to be able to look
at a document up to ten years later and be able to attest with 100%
certainty that it is being displayed exactly as it was originally displayed.
The US and Japan also have similar requirements. There are also a lot of
requirements pertaining to permissions based access to partial documents and
complete audit trails of all who have read those parts.

My employer also has a wealth of ability in this area and we would be
prepared to share a lot of our experiences with the eGovernment group going
forward.

Best wishes

Duane Nickull (from the OASIS eGovernment TC)

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Adobe Systems, Inc.
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