mbse:digital_artifact
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| * //"A digital asset is any text or media that is formatted into a binary source and includes the right to use it; digital files that do not include this right are not considered digital assets. Digital assets are categorized into images and multimedia, called media assets, and textual content"// [4]. | * //"A digital asset is any text or media that is formatted into a binary source and includes the right to use it; digital files that do not include this right are not considered digital assets. Digital assets are categorized into images and multimedia, called media assets, and textual content"// [4]. | ||
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| + | **Digital Information Content Asset** as defined by ISO/IEC 19770-1:2017 Information technology -- IT asset management -- Part 1: IT asset management systems--Requirements, 3.18 describes the topic as follows: | ||
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| + | * //“A digital asset with information content. Example: Documents, audio, video, graphics, databases, free-standing dictionaries, collections of standards in digital form, media collections, and credit agency rating information Note: Often licensed, but not considered to be software. IT asset management can include management of these assets for license compliance, but excludes management of the content// [5]." | ||
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mbse/digital_artifact.txt · Last modified: 2019/01/07 11:17 by jcoleman
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