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Team Mexico - Case Studies

Case Study Abstracts and Documents

Case Study: 01
Test-bed name: Banco de México
Test-bed type: Financial institution
Topic/Title: Preservation Policies of Banco de México
Case study type: Records, Policy
Start Date:
Status: Closed
Abstract:

The "Banco de Mexico" is the central bank of Mexico. By constitutional mandate, it is autonomous in both its operations and management. Its main function is to provide domestic currency to the Mexican economy and its main priority is to ensure the stability of the domestic currency's purchasing power. Its other functions are to promote both the sound development of the financial system and the optimal functioning of the payment systems. The goal of this case study was to establish general criteria for the preservation of digital archives with historical value to the Bank through the development of policies and guidelines for the management and long-term preservation of digital records and archives inside the Bank. The study was developed from June 2008 to December 2009.

Documents: No documents are currently available
Case Study: 02
Test-bed name: Federal Elections Court
Test-bed type: Judicial institution
Topic/Title: Digital records management and preservation policies and guidelines for the Federal Elections Court
Case study type: Records, Policy
Start Date:
Status: Closed
Abstract:

The Electoral Court of the Federal Judicial Branch - Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación (Trife) - is part of the Mexican judiciary system. It is the highest authority on electoral matters and is a specialized organ of the federal judicial branch. The Electoral Court is responsible for supervising all acts and rulings pronounced by the electoral authorities in relation to the Constitution and the laws derived from it. Therefore, it is a specialized court to which all cases derived from elections complaints are referred. Its authority is nationwide, since it rules local, state and federal cases. Due to its functions, many documents are produced on a daily basis. Recently, as in many governmental offices, many digital records have been issued, both digitized and digital-born. Recently, the court issued general policies about its information, preparing the path for more specific policies for archives and their preservation. The goal of this case study was to develop policies and guidelines for the management and long-term preservation of digital records and archives inside the Mexican Electoral Court. The study was developed from June 2010 to December 2010.

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