Finding out the authorship and date of a document or a letter may be essential to organizing it among your documents or understanding how it fits within a grouping.
Archival Management
Once you’ve established the need for an archives and secured the necessary approvals, the next phase involves setting up the archives. This process requires careful planning and diligence to ensure the archives are functional, secure, and accessible
Archival Management
Starting an archives in any institution is crucial to preserving its history and ensuring that vital records are maintained for the future.
Archival Management
Archival surveys are powerful tools for improving collection management. By surveying collections, archivists can gather essential data that inform preservation, access, and resource allocation.
Archival Management
A well-executed survey provides valuable insights into a collection’s content, condition, and preservation needs. Best practices for conducting archival surveys focus on identifying and assessing records.
