Open sustainable digital preservation We are a global not-for-profit membership organisation working to advance shared standards and solutions for the long-term preservation of digital content.
Find out what’s new in the OPF community. Read about our latest product releases, membership news and more.
After the success of 2019’s first PRONOM Research Week, the event is back for 2020! During the weeks of 5-19 October, volunteers are encouraged to…
The Swedish National Archives (SNA) have become the latest organisation to join the Open Preservation Foundation. As the official archive of the Swedish government, SNA…
The Digital Information LifeCycle Interoperability Standards Board (DILCIS Board) are seeking reviewers for procedures and guidelines to support eArchiving specifications. Originally created by the E-ARK…
Explore our open source digital preservation toolset, our member-led development approach and what’s coming up in our next releases.
Join the conversation! Share your knowledge and learn from the experiences of others on our community blog.
Changing AIPs after Ingest This Blogpost is about our four best-of AIP Update use cases and how we handled them in the last five years….
A trusted digital repository is one whose mission is to provide reliable, long-term access to managed digital resources to its designated community, now and in the future. This was the definition of trust we had for our model which I think summarises this complex concept well, highlighting how it needs to come from the very core of the custodial institution.
Latest news on development efforts on the British Library’s Integrated Preservation Suite project covering Knowledge Base curation and software repository integration.
