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Projects / Case
Studies
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How we work
We contribute value to archiving projects beyond the technical
operations. This value comes from how we work with clients to meet the challenges
inherent in each project. We help weigh options and make recommendations for best
quality, a smoother conversion process, optimal use of organizational resources
and a better experience for users.
These are a few examples documenting the preservation process and our role in it.
Please contact us to discuss your vision for preserving and distributing your unique
assets and any special considerations that must be addressed. No matter what your
challenge, we have experience that will be relevant to your solution.
Bound Book Scanning
An extensive collection including priceless reference materials required customized
approaches.
Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago
Microfilm
Ease of use is the top priority for researchers comparing various editions of the
same works.
The Lusiads by Camoes
Special Collections
100 years of beautiful, detailed advertising art, preserved as a high-quality digital
archive.
General Mills
Disbound Book Scanning
Two university libraries share resources to create an important social history.
Making of America
Bound Book Scanning
Fragile originals become a web-based gateway to historic images.
Historic Pittsburgh
Photographs
A new standard is developed for converting old photographic negatives to useable
digital assets.
Minnesota
Historical Society
It Starts With One Project
A library capitalizes on its genealogy and local history collections, building impressive
print and web-based digital assets.
L. E. Phillips Public Library
Maine Writers Correspondence Project
Digitizing about 60 years of correspondence between Maine authors, their families, publishers and Maine State Library staff members bring value and interest to the Maine Author Collection.
Maine State Library
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