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curricula sono disponibili nella lingua in cui sono stati forniti
dai relatori Dal 1977 al 1990 ha svolto la sua attività
presso la Biblioteca Universitaria di Pavia, coordinando la sezione
dei fondi antichi a stampa e il Servizio di informazioni bibliografiche.
Nel 1984 ha studiato a Londra presso la School of Librarianship
and Information Studies of Polytechnic of North London e nel 1986
si è diplomata presso la Scuola di perfezionamento in Biblioteconomia
e Bibliografia dell'Università di Parma. Dal 1985 al 1989
ha lavorato in veste di coordinatrice a un progetto strategico del
Dipartimento di Fisica dell'Università di Pavia e del CNR,
che si è concretizzato in un catalogo a stampa in due volumi
(Clavis scientiarum), in un CD Rom e in un archivio automatizzato
consultabile fra le banche dati del CILEA. NEIL BEAGRIE He is responsible for developing JISC policy, guidance
to institutions and collaborative programmes, for digital preservation
and/or electronic records and digital collection management on behalf
of the Higher and Further Education Councils and Institutions in
the UK. He was research director and co-author of the study
Preservation Management of Digital Materials: A Handbook, published
by the British Library in November 2001. He has co-ordinated the
development of a Digital Preservation Coalition in the UK and became
its first Company Secretary. He was previously Assistant Director
of the Arts and Humanities Data Service. At the AHDS he developed
digital collections policy and standards and published extensively
on digital preservation issues. He was joint author with Daniel
Greenstein of the study A Strategic Policy Framework for Creating
and Preserving Digital Collections. Prior to joining the AHDS
in 1997, he was Head of Archaeological Archives and Library at the
Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England and was
active there in developing national data standards and collection
management for archaeological and architectural records. ROSA CAFFO She started to work as librarian in 1976
at State libraries (Marciana National Library, Venice; Modern and
Contemporary History Library, Rome). Since October 2001 she is Director
of the Information and Statistical Service of the General Secretary
of the Italian Ministry for Culture. From May 2000 to October 2001
she was director of the University library in Cagliari. In the same
time she has also been charged with relationships to European Commission
DG INFO - Cultural Heritage Applications Unit on behalf of the Italian
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities. Since September 2001
she has been playing the role of national representative at the
Unit of EC mentioned above. VITO CAPPELLINI Vito Cappellini ha svolto la sua attività
di ricerca presso l’IROE–CNR di Firenze dal 1963 al
1975 e presso il Dipartimento di Elettronica e Telecomunicazioni
dell’Università di Firenze dal 1976 ad oggi. È
stato Preside della Facoltà di Ingegneria di Firenze dal
1993 al 1995. PETER DUSEK Doctor’s degree in Middle Age History. Archive-course of
the Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung.
Scientifical assistant at the Historical Institute at University
of Vienna. Journalistical education at the newspaper ”Die
Presse” 1970 - 1972. Since February 1972 editor at the ORF
Foreign Broadcast Service. MARIA GUERCIO Maria Guercio è Professore ordinario di
Archivistica e Archivistica Informatica presso l’Università
di Urbino. Ha operato come archivista di Stato presso il Ministero
dei Beni Culturali dal 1978 al 1998, specializzandosi nel settore
degli archivi contemporanei e delle memorie digitali. Ha collaborato
dal 1996 al 2001 con l’Autorità per l’informatica
nella definizione della normativa sulla gestione dei documenti elettronici.
Coordina il gruppo di ricerca per l’Europa meridionale sulla
conservazione dei documenti informatici nell’ambito del progetto
europeo ERPANET. È autore di numerosi saggi e svolge attività
di ricerca e formazione nel settore specifico della gestione di
sistemi documentari in ambiente digitale. HENRIK JARL HANSEN 1985-1995: Curator at the National Museum (National
Record of Sites and Monuments), Copenhagen, Denmark. BARBARA LA PORTA SCARAMUCCI Gornalista professionista dal 1980, ha iniziato
la professione nelle redazioni de Il Globo e Avvenire.
È entrata alla Rai nel 1983, dopo tre anni di collaborazioni.
È stata redattore, capo servizio e vice capo redattore della
“Cronaca” al TG1, poi redattore capo della segreteria
di redazione del TG3. Per un anno (1994) ha diretto la Testata Giornalistica
Regionale, prima donna a ricoprire l’incarico di direttore
giornalistico alla Rai, nominata dal CDA presieduto dal Prof. Dematte'.
Dal 1996 dirige le Teche della Rai, che da luglio 1998 a settembre
2000 hanno inglobato l’area Educational, diventando Teche
e Servizi Tematici/Educativi, per poi arrivare ad essere Direzione
Rai Teche. CRISTINA MAGLIANO Cristina Magliano, in servizio presso l’Istituto
Centrale per il Catalogo Unico delle Biblioteche Italiane e le informazioni
bibliografiche (ICCU) del Ministero per i Beni e le Attività
Culturali dal 1980, ha prestato servizio dal 1978 al 1979 presso
la Biblioteca Universitaria di Pavia, dove si è occupata
di catalogazione e conservazione. Ha lavorato nell’ambito
della catalogazione nel Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale, occupandosi
di formazione e standard di catalogazione. Attualmente è
responsabile del Laboratorio per le metodologie della catalogazione
e per la didattica dell’ICCU. MARCELLO MORELLI Ingegnere, già dirigente della IBM, dal
1996 è docente di Teoria e Tecniche della Promozione d’Immagine
e di Teoria e Tecniche della Comunicazione d’Impresa nell’Università
di Siena. È Segretario Generale dell’Associazione Dimore
Storiche Italiane. JOËL POIVRE Né en 1962, Archiviste-paléographe
(promotion 1986), conservateur en chef du patrimoine. Il a travaillé
durant une dizaine d’année au service d’archivage
des documents électroniques des Archives nationales en France
(Centre des Archives Contemporaines, service “CONSTANCE”).
Il a rejoint la Direction des Archives en 1999 (Service Technique).
Il est, depuis mai 2002, chef du Bureau du traitement des archives
et de l’informatisation au Département de l’innovation
technologique et de la normalisation de la Direction des Archives
de France, et a en charge, notamment, les questions d'archivage
électronique et de numérisation. SEAMUS ROSS Seamus Ross, Director of Humanities Computing and
Information Management at the University of Glasgow since 1997,
runs HATII (Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute
- www.hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk).
He is Principal Director of ERPANET (Electronic Resource Preservation
and Network), a European Commission Funded Activity to enhance the
preservation of cultural heritage and scientific digital objects
(www.erpanet.org)
and he is a lead partner in The Digital Culture Forum (DigiCULT
Forum), which works to improve the take-up of cutting edge research
and technology by the cultural heritage sector (www.digicult.info).
Before joining the University of Glasgow he was for seven years
head of information technology at The British Academy and earlier
worked as a knowledge engineer. He holds a doctorate from the University
of Oxford. JACQUELINE SLATS After her study in Information Management, Jacqueline Slats worked
for 7 years at the computer centre of the Ministry of Transport, Public
Works and Water management of Denmark. In 1994, she joined the Dutch
State Archive Service, where she was responsible for different Information
Technology projects. Since October 2000, she is the programme manager
of the Digital Preservation Testbed, which is sponsored by the Dutch
State Archive Service and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom
Relations. KENNETH THIBODEAU
Kenneth Thibodeau is Director of the Electronic Records Archives
(ERA) Program Management Office at the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA). ERA is NARA’s strategic initiative
to build the archives of the future, a virutal archives capable
of preserving all types of electronic records and delivering them
over the Internet to future generations of users on future generations
of technology. He has 27 years experience in archives and records
management, and is an internationally recognized expert in electronic
records. He taught at the University of Notre Dame and was Chief
of the Records Management Branch of the National Institutes of Health
before coming to NARA in 1988. In 1996, he served as the Director
of the Department of Defense (DoD) Records Management Task Force,
which revised DoD’s Records Management Instruction and developed
the DoD Records Management Application Standard, 5015.2-STD. ULRICH TIEDAU He took
up his current position at the National Library of Germany (Die
Deutsche Bibliothek) in July 2003. He is coordinating the national
digital preservation initiative, a consortium of libraries, archives
and museums lead-managed by Die Deutsche Bibliothek. Previously,
he led several digital library and distance learning projects at
academic libraries and university institutions in Germany and the
UK. Prior to working in the library sector he has been affiliated
with an international German-American academic publishing house
where he built up and led the electronic publishing devision  
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