Difference between revisions of "DPCMM (Digital Preservation Capability Maturity Model)"
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| − | The DPCMM "organizes the digital preservation requirements of the ISO Standards into fifteen components with metrics to assess maturity. The model is a tool for charting the evolution from disorganized and undisciplined management of electronic records, or the lack of a systematic digital continuity approach, into increasingly mature stages of digital preservation capability." | + | The DPCMM "organizes the digital preservation requirements of the ISO Standards into fifteen components with metrics to assess maturity. The model is a tool for charting the evolution from disorganized and undisciplined management of electronic records, or the lack of a systematic digital continuity approach, into increasingly mature stages of digital preservation capability." |
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| + | Based closely on the OAIS Reference Model, DPCMM is a useful tool for preservation planning and capability assessment for those looking for a holistic overview of their digital preservation activities. An assessment against the model can help with identifying gaps and priorities for development. It may also be used as a tool for those preparing for an ISO 16363 audit. | ||
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== User Experiences == | == User Experiences == | ||
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| + | This white paper on the DPCMM Model includes a case study of its use by the Council of State Archivists (CoSA). | ||
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| + | http://www.securelyrooted.com/s/DPCMM-White-Paper_Revised-April-2014.pdf | ||
== Development Activity == | == Development Activity == | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 24 September 2018
Description
The DPCMM "organizes the digital preservation requirements of the ISO Standards into fifteen components with metrics to assess maturity. The model is a tool for charting the evolution from disorganized and undisciplined management of electronic records, or the lack of a systematic digital continuity approach, into increasingly mature stages of digital preservation capability."
Based closely on the OAIS Reference Model, DPCMM is a useful tool for preservation planning and capability assessment for those looking for a holistic overview of their digital preservation activities. An assessment against the model can help with identifying gaps and priorities for development. It may also be used as a tool for those preparing for an ISO 16363 audit.
User Experiences
This white paper on the DPCMM Model includes a case study of its use by the Council of State Archivists (CoSA).
http://www.securelyrooted.com/s/DPCMM-White-Paper_Revised-April-2014.pdf