GXP regulations and guidelines talk a lot about data integrity, for example the need to follow the ALCOA+ principles to ensure that data remains complete, consistent, accurate, trustworthy, and reliable throughout its lifecycle. This includes when data is archived as well as when it’s live. For archived data, long-term data integrity can be achieved by applying Long-Term Digital Preservation (LTDP) good practice.
In this webinar, Arkivum’s CTO and digital preservation expert, Matthew Addis explores:
- The challenges of ensuring long-term data integrity.
- How the ALCOA+ principles can be achieved in practice through the application of digital preservation techniques and good practices.
- Applying the LTDP self-assessment and maturity models so that digital preservation can be done as part of a quality risk management approach and can be aligned with regulatory guidelines.
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Annabel Allum
Annabel is a Marketing Executive at Arkivum and joined the business in 2022. She is responsible for managing various operational marketing activities including email, CRM, website management and campaign support.
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