Speakers
Tatiana Antsoupova
Presented By Jeremy Tilt & Tatiana Antsoupova
Delve into the heart of the National Archives of Australia sciences as we unveil the intricacies of historical records transformed into a dynamic, interconnected matrix of information. From digitisation to data analytics, discover how innovation is reshaping archival practices. But the journey doesn't end there – join us as we navigate the uncharted territories of the future. Charting the next evolutionary steps, we'll map out the pathways toward enhanced archival preservation and accessibility. Whether you're an archivist, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about history and technology, "Archives Reloaded" promises an enlightening glimpse into the possibilities of tomorrow.
Tatiana Antsoupova is the Director of the Government Records Assurance team at the National Archives of Australia. In this role, Tatiana is responsible for the team that works with Australian Government agencies to ensure they implement best practice in information management and governance.
She has been working at the National Archives since 2005 and before that worked for a number of years at the Noel Butlin Archives Centre of the Australian National University working with companies, trade unions, and professional organisations on archiving their records.
For several years Tatiana was a member of the National Archives’ own information governance team and on many occasions acted as the Chief Information Governance Officer. She has been leading her current team since 2020.
Jeremy Tilt joined the National Archives of Australia’s Graduate Cadet Program in February 2024. This programme was developed by the Archives’ Digital Archives Innovation and Research team for students enrolled in a targeted Graduate Certificate course in Digital Archiving offered by Charles Sturt University. Before starting at the National Archives, Jeremy studied Political Science and International Relations at ANU as an undergraduate. During his time at the National Archives for 11 months, he will have a number of rotations. He is currently with the Digital Preservation team.