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• TITLE: Life: A Huge Archive Electronic Archive Has Become an Urgent Necessity in the Face of Enormous Technological Advances

  AUTHORS: Ahmed Yousef Laarfi

  KEYWORDS: Archiving, Distributed Database Systems, Indexing And Retrieving Data, Electronic Archiving

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.8 No.4, March 31, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Smart devices collaborate in increasing the quantity of information hugely. Therefore, traditional archiving couldn’t support this explosion of information. The electronic archive will lead to many advantages such as faster access, privacy and security, data accessibility, and distribution of authorities between administrative levels. This paper will discuss electronic archiving and whether it is a necessity or an administrative luxury. This research shed some light on three main topics, which are general archiving, distributed database systems, and a case study.