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|Resource alert!PREMIS has achieved the status of being the accepted international standard for preservation metadata. Both a strength and a limitation of the PREMIS standard is it must be tailored to meet the requirements of the specific context; it is not an off-the-shelf solution in the sense that an archive simply implements it directly to its data. Some of PREMIS’s elements might not be relevant, and an organization may find that additional information beyond what is defined by the PREMIS standard is needed to support its requirements. | |'''Resource alert!''' | ||
PREMIS has achieved the status of being the accepted international standard for preservation metadata. Both a strength and a limitation of the PREMIS standard is it must be tailored to meet the requirements of the specific context; it is not an off-the-shelf solution in the sense that an archive simply implements it directly to its data. Some of PREMIS’s elements might not be relevant, and an organization may find that additional information beyond what is defined by the PREMIS standard is needed to support its requirements. | |||
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|Resource alert! PREMIS has achieved the status of being the accepted international standard for preservation metadata. Both a strength and a limitation of the PREMIS standard is it must be tailored to meet the requirements of the specific context; it is not an off-the-shelf solution in the sense that an archive simply implements it directly to its data. Some of PREMIS’s elements might not be relevant, and an organization may find that additional information beyond what is defined by the PREMIS standard is needed to support its requirements. |}