What’s in the Presentation?
In an increasingly digital world, analog materials—such as books, archival records, museum artifacts, and law enforcement evidence—remain vital to the missions of many institutions. This presentation explores how off-site storage facilities can provide secure, efficient, and sustainable environments for preserving these irreplaceable assets.
Participants will gain insight into the trends driving the shift to off-site storage, the specific needs of analog collections, and the key considerations involved in planning and designing dedicated off-site storage spaces. Real-world case studies from a university, police department, museum, and public library will demonstrate the practical benefits and challenges of implementing these solutions.
Learning Objectives:
Continuing Education Credit:
This course qualifies for 1 AIA or IDCEC LU|HSW credit.