Xena Software
This open-source preservation software developed by the National Archives of Australia is free and openly available. Xena (XML Electronic Normalising of Archives) converts digital records into two forms for preservation: a base64-encoded version (using only printable ASCII characters) and an XML representation. Both are stored in a digital repository for long-term preservation.
Functionality:
Electronic Records Management tool.
Level of Expertise:
Archival and records management experience an asset.
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