Difference between revisions of "Category:Dispose"

	Lifecycle stage definition: Functions that support the DCC Lifecycle stage defined as "Dispose of data, which has not been selected for long-term curation and preservation in accordance with documented policies, guidance or legal requirements. Typically data may be transferred to another archive, repository, data centre or other custodian. In some instances data is destroyed. The data's nature may, for legal reasons, necessitate secure destruction."
	Lifecycle order: Missing order

Latest revision as of 15:49, 30 October 2014

See this category's main page Dispose for more information about this lifecycle stage

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

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Lifecycle stage definition: Functions that support the DCC Lifecycle stage defined as "Dispose of data, which has not been selected for long-term curation and preservation in accordance with documented policies, guidance or legal requirements. Typically data may be transferred to another archive, repository, data centre or other custodian. In some instances data is destroyed. The data's nature may, for legal reasons, necessitate secure destruction."
Lifecycle order: Missing order