LTACSI is a cooperative effort of end users, IT professionals, vendors, integrators, and service providers with interest in the challenges related to long-term digital information retention, archiving, and compliance-related storage practices.
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Our Mission
Enable practitioners to make informed decisions about long-term digital information retention, archive, and regulatory compliance storage. LTACSI provides leadership, education, best practices, research, alliance outreach and standardization material to its audience, as well as market development assistance to the XAM Initiative within SNIA.
Our Goals
- Become the authoritative source on compliance and long-term digital information retention and archiving practices - world-wide.
- Assist end users and practitioners in understanding the challenges, best practices, standards and available solutions associated with long-term retention, archiving, and compliance.
- Provide user requirements and market requirements in these fields to relevant SNIA and DMF activities, such as the XAM and ILM Technical Working Groups.
- Continue our active projects
JOIN US!
Are you a vendor, integrator, or service provider involved in long-term archiving? Or a governmental, records management, archivist, data storage, or regulatory compliance professional? Help us shape industry standards and best practices as we define best practices to meet the challenges of long-term digital information retention and compliance.
LTACSI meets every two weeks on Thursday's from 4-5pm ET.
For more information, please contact Chair, Gary Zasman. |
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WHAT'S NEW?
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The “Business and IT Requirements Survey”
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We're currently reviewing a glossary of terms for inclusion in the "100 Year Archive Best Practices Guidelines" and SNIA dictionary. The working document is posted in the members area of the 100 Year Archive Task Force. We welcome your contributions.
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