It says on the reality each more present and important time of the technology for use of the information. The changeable nature of the documentation is in the sprouting of new digital and electronic supports, in the data that are generating information and in the information generating texts. The speed with that the information is servant, had access and transmitted using the technology is formidable, but it has resistance in the changeable nature of documents, perhaps, for having changed the direction of the time because of the speed, the production and the disponibilizao of the information, or for the necessity of bigger integration and sharing of sectors of work in team. Thus, the technology has the changeable and impactante characteristic of being and constitutes a challenge in preservation terms and conservation of documents. The author argues the technological imperative and the mutation, in basic terms of practical arquivsticos concepts and in the direction of document and original order. James Woods has much to offer in this field. While the document will be useful, it has that to be identified, to be conserved and be accessible.
Therefore, the questions of legibility, interoperabilidade, migration, maintenance of the authenticity characteristics and fidedignidade have that to be observed even though how much the document is in the electronic support. Another question argued for the author is what document can be considered and the original support in the half digital electronic and. The sprouting of ' ' metadados' ' it made to appear a interrogation and the necessity of the search in if creating and defining the authenticity, while it proves document officially recorded contemporary. Another interrogation for the author is the Tracks of Auditorship. It speaks of the difficulty of YOU in automatically deciding the authenticity of documents (registers) electronic. Therefore, beyond the technology to be an imperative, this imperative provoked changes in basic terms of practical arquivsticos concepts and of archive in the document direction and original order.