ELUNA Document RepositoryDigital Preservation Policy and ProceduresEdward M.CorradoauthorSandyCardauthorWith Rosetta, Binghamton University Libraries has a robust long-term digital preservation technological solution. However, digital preservation is not just about technology. Sure, having a proper technological solution such as Rosetta is an important piece of the puzzle, but there are many other decisions that need to be made and policies and procedures that need to be implemented that are not necessarily technical in nature. This presentation will look at how Binghamton University Libraries has addressed some of these challenges. While Rosetta is the software Binghamton uses, it is hoped that this presentation will be useful to anyone who has or is considering a digital preservation program at their institution.2013-05-03Conference or Workshop Item

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