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iPRES 2025: Proceedings, Presentations and Recordings Now Available

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We are pleased to announce that the complete iPRES 2025 Proceedings are now available in PHAIDRA and Zenodo. Consider them as an appetiser before iPRES 2026, which begins in just a few weeks. 

The complete proceedings book is available in PHAIDRA: https://hdl.handle.net/11353/10.2348908 

As well as the conference submissions, the proceedings book provides a record and overview of iPRES 2025, including messages from the Conference Chairs, information about the hosts, venue, themes and organisation, the conference programme and keynotes, tikanga and karakia, award winners, sponsors, and the social programme. 

Individual full papers, short papers, and posters have also been deposited in the iPRES collection in PHAIDRA, the University of Vienna’s digital repository: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail/o:2198089 

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In Conversation with Storage Providers at iPRES 2025

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Written by Andrea Goethals

What we learned by bringing cloud and preservation communities together to discuss portability, sustainability, and shared stewardship of digital heritage.

Photo by Carly Lenz. Panelists representing hyperscale cloud, local infrastructure, and preservation-focused services discuss shared approaches to long-term stewardship at iPRES 2025.

At iPRES 2025 in Wellington, we tried a small experiment. The previous year’s panel, Digital Preservation in the Cloud?,  focused on the views of libraries, archives and universities grappling with whether and how to use cloud infrastructure for digital preservation. It was both skeptical and optimistic, but undeniably thoughtful. One voice, however, was missing: the people who provide that infrastructure.

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iPRES 2025 in Wellington Kicks Off

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The first day of iPRES 2025 began bright and early this morning, featuring a series of hands‑on workshops and tutorial sessions. Attendees—both on‑site and joining virtually—are excited for the upcoming presentations, posters, bake off, interactive games, and the chance to reconnect with friends and colleagues from around the world.

Meanwhile, the iPRES STG Committee convened for an on-site meeting. The agenda covered work‑plan outlooks for the next few months, insights and progress reports from the team steering this year’s conference, and early briefings from the upcoming organizers who will host next year’s event in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Future Hosts will be announced on Thursday during the iPRES 2025 closing session.