DLM Forum Conference Budapest 2005

The DLM Forum 2005 Conference took place in Budapest, Hungary. Presentations from this conference are available below;

Keynote Speeches

• European Commission Introduction: The History of the DLM Forum, the MoReq Project and the EC Support to the DLM Forum - Frank Brady, European Commission
• The EU Report and the DLM Forum - Sarah Tyacke, Chair of the DLM Forum
• The View from the ICA (International Council on Archives) on DLM Forum Work and Standards - George Mackenzie, ICA Lead on Electronic Records
• E-Governance, an Australian View - Dr Stephen Ellis, National Archives of Australia
• Trends in Electronic Records Management and related technologies with examples from EU Countries - Eric Woods, Government Practice Director, OVUM

e-Government and e-Governance Session

Track A: Public Policy and Legislation, Chaired by Victoras Domarkas, Lithuanian Archives

• E-Governance - Professor Angelika Menne-Haritz, Bundesarchiv, Germany
• CARMEN Group: Archival Control of the Electronic Memory - Dolores Carnicer Arribas, National Archives of Spain for the Expert Working Group on Electronic Records
• EURBICA: The Database of EU Legislation Affecting Records Management and Archives - Christine Martinez, Archives de France

Track B: Legal Aspects and Authenticity, Chaired by Professor Seamus Ross, Glasgow University

• Privacy & Data Protection: Consequences for Managing the Lifecycle and Archives in Europe - Malcolm Todd, National Archives of the UK
• Records Management in Italy: The Italian Government "Digital Protocol" Initiative - Lucilla Garofalo, Archivo Centrale Dello Stato Roma, Italy
• The EU e-Signatures Directive and Authenticity - Hannelore Dekeyser, Interdisciplinary Centre for Law and ICT (ICRI), Belgium

e-Government and e-Governance: Managing Electronic Records Session

• Plans for MoReq (Model Requirements for Management of Electronic Records): A report on scoping of a MoReq2 - Ian Macfarlane, National Archives of the UK
• The DOMEA Concept - Andrea Wettmann, Sachsisches Staatsarchiv, Germany
• How Normal is Normalisation? On the use of MoReq as a Starting Point for Standardising Software Specifications for Records Management Software in The Netherlands - Hans Wallwijk, Archiefschool, Netherlands

Standards and Interchange Session

Track A: Chaired by Jean-Pierre Teil, Archives de France

• Cooperation Models to ensure that preservation of digital heritage: the case of Estonia - Raivo Ruusalepp, Estonian Business Archives
• A Process Orientated Approach to Recordkeeping Metadata - Peter Horsman, Archiefschool, Netherlands
• Developments in ISO Standards for Recordkeeping - Hans Hofman, National Archives of the Netherlands

Track B: Chaired by Malcolm Todd, National Archives of the UK

• Archival Requirements in Record Keeping Systems - Markus Merenmies, National Archives of Finland
• The Archival Version - How it is Made and What it Looks Like - Jan Dalsten Sorensen, National Archives of Denmark
• Standard Messages for Interchange of Records: A concept to Improve Interoperability - Karl Wessbrandt, Statskontoret, the Swedish Agency for Public Management

Preservation and Digital Archives Session

Track A: Chaired by Harmut Weber, Director General, Bundesarchiv, Germany

• Keeping Electronic Records Accessible - How the Federal Archives of Germany is preserving the digital heritage of the East German Republic: A Case Study - Andrea Haenger, Bundesarchiv
• A Digital Repository for the Rotterdam Municipal Archives: Learning by Experience - Klaartje Pompe, Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Towards a National Digital Repository - Osmo Palonen, Mikkeli Polytechnic, Finland

Track B: Chaired by Joze Skofljanec, Slovenian Archives

• The PRONOM Service: A technical registry to support long term preservation - Adrian Brown, The Digital Preservation Unit, National Archives of the UK
• The DAVID Digital Preservation Strategy: Motivation and Implementation - Filip Boudrez, Antwerp Archives, Belgium
• The Archisafe Project - Legally Secure and Scalable Long Term Record Keeping - Professor Siegfried Hackel, Director Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalkt, Braunschweig, Germany

Education and Cost Benefits - Chaired by Daria Nalecz, National Archives of Poland

• Records and Archival Education - Seamus Ross, HATII, on behalf of Maria Guercio, University of Urbino
• The Organ-Grinder and the Monkey: Making a Business Case for Sustainable Digital Preservation - James Currall, Glasgow University
• A Cost Model for Digital Preservation - Remco Verdegem, National Archives of Netherlands

Track B: Impacts and Demands on Records Management - Chaired by Atle Skjekkeland, AIIM Europe

• The Impact Project: FOI and Records Management in the UK - Elizabeth Shepherd, Univeristy College, London
• Mobile Working - Issues and Records Managemetn Responses - Sari Makinen, Finnish Defence Forces
• ERM Compliance Review Methodology - Richard Blake, National Archives of the UK

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