Digital Repositories for Sophisticated Information Management: Emphasizing Development of Digital Repositories in India
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https://doi.org/10.51983/arss-2012.1.2.1210Keywords:
Digital repositories, Information Management, Information Science, Knowledge Organisation, Digitalization, India, Archives, Documentation, Information Systems, Information Science-Practice, VirtualizationAbstract
Digital repositories are the main practice of Information Science. In simply manner digital repositories refers to the Archive holds digital content, information or object. Digital repositories to some extend related with Information Systems and Networks (ISN) but the main differences in between two are Digital Depositories are the internal form where as ISN are opposite of that. Digital repositories may be for institutional user or it may be used as knowledge dissemination systems to others. This paper describes the aspects related with digital repositories like- digital repositories in characteristics, problems and so on. The trends regarding open repositories are increasing day-by-day.
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