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ICA SBA 17: Cai Yingfang, State Archives Administration of China

By: Anders Sjöman | 2017-05-14

In this presentation from the ICA SBA 17 in Stockholm,Cai Yingfang, from the Section of Business Archives at the State Archives Administration of China, talks about Chinese Business Archives in the age of big data. He also gives an introduction to the Chinese state system of archives management.

Photos from Cai’s presentation:

Cai Yingfang, from the section of business archives at the State Archives Administration of China, spoke Chinese business archives in the age of big data. (Photo: Linus Sundahl-Djerf)

Cai Yingfang, from the section of business archives at the State Archives Administration of China, spoke Chinese business archives in the age of big data. (Photo: Linus Sundahl-Djerf)

Cai Yingfang, from the section of business archives at the State Archives Administration of China, spoke Chinese business archives in the age of big data. (Photo: Linus Sundahl-Djerf)

About the ICA SBA conference
The ICA SBA conference is an annual conference for business archives, organized by the International Council on Archives’ (ICA) Section on Business Archives (SBA). The April 2017-edition was organized by the Centre for Business History in Stockholm.

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