Trust and records in an open digital environment / Hrvoje Stančić.

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• Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Acknowledgements -- List of acronyms -- Introduction -- Part I State -- 1 Introduction to Part I -- 2 The role of records managers and archivists in open government -- 3 Policies and standards for recordkeeping and digital preservation -- 4 The impact of a legal framework for cloud computing on electronic recordkeeping and digital preservation -- 5 Information governance: nature and maturity practices in EU public administrations6 Governmental e-services -- 7 Inter-organisational collaboration on e-government -- 8 Economic models for cloud storage -- 9 Conclusion to Part I -- Part II Citizens -- 10 Introduction to Part II -- 11 Open data and privacy -- 12 Public trust in online records: the case of the UK care.data programme -- 13 User perceptions of born-digital authenticity -- 14 Usability of electronic record management systems -- 15 Education of records managers and archivists -- 16 Conclusion to Part II -- Part III Documentary form -- 17 Introduction to Part III -- 18 Preservation of website records19 Metadata description schemas of cultural heritage institutions in the context of interoperability -- 20 Preservation of digital print masters -- 21 Blockchain in digital preservation -- 22 Conclusion to Part III -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1: Checklist for the assessment of implemented governmental e-services -- Appendix 2: Recommendations for planning and designing e-services between public administrations -- Appendix 3: Checklist for single sign-on systems -- Appendix 4: Checklist for ensuring trust in storage using IaaSAppendix 5: Metadata elements relevant for retention and disposition of websites -- Index