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10 February 2009

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Anita Pujari

I am really happy to read this piece being an active participant of the Digital Asset Managemnet arena myself. I cannot agree more with the comment on IT specialists being the wrong choice for digital archiving. The right combination is an Information specialist with IT knowledge - even that need not be formal IT but being able to know how best to use/tweak techology as a enabler. How you organise the digital archives, the architecture, the metadata are far more critical to retrieval than the technology used

Suresh D Nair

Its really a sigh of relief in the time of recession. In fact, this is the time, when organisation can divert there resources (time) in building up their archives. This should be a wake up call to the Library Schools to re-do their curricula to suit the changed environment.

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