Project description Digital Libraries and Digital PreservationThe project addresses the long-term usability of commercially relevant data produced or controlled by organisations. It draws on motivation from use cases in health care, finance and clinical trialsEnsuring long term usability for the spiralling amounts of data produced or controlled by organisations with commercial interests is quickly becoming a major problem. Drawing on motivation from uses cases in aerospace, health care, finance and clinical trials, ENSURE will significantly extend the state of the art in digital preservation which to-date has focused on relatively homogeneous cultural heritage data.The use cases bring up a number of issues specific to digital preservation in the context of the industry and services sector: safely leveraging scalable pay-as-you-go infrastructure such as cloudshelping businesses understand the economic implications of preservationconforming to regulatory, contractual and legal requirements as part of a whole workflowmanaging long term integrity and authenticity of significant intellectual property or highly personal datausing off-the-shelf IT technologies to support the preservation of different types of digital resourcesENSURE builds upon broader advances in ICT and integrates preservation solutions with existing ICT assets and approaches, in particular in the following areas:Cost and value: evaluate the cost and benefit of different quality solutionsPreservation lifecycle management: build on industry standard lifecycle management approaches to manage the preservation lifecycle, ensuring regulatory compliance, allowing changes in the preservation approach to reflect environmental changes, addressing evolution of ontologies and managing the quality of the digital objects over time.Content-aware long term data protection: ensure long-term, content-aware data protection, addressing changes in personally identifiable information, new and evolving regulations, managing user identities over decades, etc.Leveraging wider ICT trends: evaluate the costs/risks/benefits and demonstrate how to use emerging, commonly available information technology to enable scalable solutions for digital preservation, considering in particular cloud storage and virtual application image capture. Show the project objective Hide the project objective Ensuring long term usability for the spiraling amounts of data produced or controlled by organizations with commercial interests is quickly becoming a major problem. Drawing on motivation from uses cases in aerospace, health care, finance and clinical trials, ENSURE will significantly extend the state of the art in digital preservation which to-date has focused on relatively homogeneous cultural heritage data. Our use cases bring up a large number of issues which have yet to be fully addressed: 1) safely leveraging scalable pay-as-you-go infrastructure such as clouds 2) having businesses understand the economic implications of preservation, 3) conforming to regulatory, contractual and legal requirements as part of a whole workflow 4) managing long term integrity and authenticity significant intellectual property or highly personal data and 5) using off-the-shelf IT technologies for preservation to support different types of digital resources.Building on prior work, ENSURE will address these issue with innovative approaches and tools:\tCost and Value Evaluate the cost and benefit of different quality solutions.\tPreservation Lifecycle Management Build on industry standard lifecycle management approaches to manage the preservation lifecycle, ensuring regulatory compliance, allowing changes in the preservation approach to reflect environmental changes, addressing evolution of ontologies and managing the quality of the digital objects over time.\tContent-Aware Long Term Data Protection Ensure long-term, content-aware data protection, addressing changes in personally identifiable information, new and evolving regulations, managing user identities over decades, etc.\tLeveraging Wider ITC Evaluate the costs/risks/benefits and demonstrate how to use emerging, commonly available information technology, to enable scalable solutions for digital preservation, considering in particular cloud storage and virtual application image capture. Fields of science natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesknowledge engineeringontologynatural sciencescomputer and information sciencescomputer securitydata protection Programme(s) FP7-ICT - Specific Programme "Cooperation": Information and communication technologies Topic(s) ICT-2009.4.1 - Digital libraries and digital preservation Call for proposal FP7-ICT-2009-6 See other projects for this call Funding Scheme CP - Collaborative project (generic) Coordinator IBM ISRAEL - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LTD Address 94 derech em-hamoshavot 49527 Petach tikva Israel See on map Activity type Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments) Administrative Contact Eliot Salant (Mr.) Links Contact the organisation Opens in new window Website Opens in new window EU contribution No data Participants (13) Sort alphabetically Sort by EU Contribution Expand all Collapse all CUSTODIX NV Belgium EU contribution € 534 500,00 Address Kortrijksesteenweg 214 b3 9830 Sint-martens-latem See on map Region Vlaams Gewest Prov. 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