Digital Continuity (Dictionary Entry)
- David Doret
Contexts | Computer Science, Information Security |
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Term | Digital Continuity |
Alternative Forms | N/A |
Definitions | The ability of an organization to use its information in the way its needs, for as long as its needs, by protecting the information it needs to do business. |
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Digital continuity is the ability to use your information in the way you need, for as long as you need. Managing digital continuity protects the information you need to do business. This enables you to operate accountably, legally, effectively and efficiently. It helps you to protect your reputation, make informed decisions, avoid and reduce costs, and deliver better public services. If you lose information because you haven't managed your digital continuity properly, the consequences can be as serious as those of any other information loss.
(The National Archives, 2011, p. 5)
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Digital Continuity (Dictionary Entry) (Dictionary)
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The National Archives, 2011 (Bibliography)
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