The Institute of Contemporary History and the Computer History Museum Slovenia have released an e-publication focused on reflections regarding the preservation of software heritage.
Access the proceedings here: https://sistory.github.io/The_Legacy_of_Advanced_Informatization/index.html
Roberto Di Cosmo (UNESCO Software Heritage), Software Heritage: the universal archive of software source codes
Saša Divjak (Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Computer and Information Science), Development and obsolescence of programs – the programmer’s challenge and nightmare
Primož Jakopin, From BESS to EVA, archival challenge
Nataša Milić-Frayling (Founder and Director of Intact Digital Ltd, Professor Emerita, University of Nottingham), Towards the sustained use of software for long-term access to digital heritage
Boštjan Špetič (Computer History Museum Slovenia, Head of Museum Collections), Partner – Forever young
Matija Šuklje (Senior Intellectual Property Counsel, Liferay), Legal challenges of archiving software
Franc J. Zakrajsek (Urban Planning Institute), Pioneering Computer Support in Urban Planning, 1970–1985
Silvana Žorž (Digital Humanist), Are values in software development time-critical or can they be stored?
Publisher: Institute of Contemporary History, Co-publisher: Computer History Museum Slovenia, Project supported by City of Ljubljana.