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Grandad, there’s a hole in the record!

Take a glimpse into the year 2050 through the eyes of GTS 2050, exploring the challenges of managing digital information and contrasting it with traditional physical records. Discover the importance of indexing, the beauty of vellum, and the evolution from filing documents to owning information. Meet the avatar Etymology, representing the conscious act of preserving vital information in a transparent, durable, and portable form.

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Grandad, there’s a hole in the record!

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  1. Grandad, there’s a hole in the record! • A retrospective view of digital information management, from the year 2050.

  2. Who am I? GTS

  3. 2050

  4. To get at 1,000 years worth of physical records you need a reasonably good index

  5. Vellum was beautiful stuff

  6. Storage was expensive back then

  7. We used todo a thing called ‘filing’back then

  8. We used towrite ‘documents’ back then

  9. We used to ‘own’ our information back then

  10. Meet my avatar

  11. etymology: n. to repeat, to report, to get by heart; a conscious act to commit something important to a transparent, durable and portable form.

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