Prior to the ALIA Information Online Conference in Sydney last month, a group of our Australian Recollect Administrators met to discuss all things Recollect and hear from some of our customers on how they are using Recollect to allow their communities to access, discover and engage their collections.
New Zealand Micrographic Services (NZMS) announces a significant and new partnership with DatacomIT to deliver Recollect, the online community engagement and collection management software to Australia.
Wellington City Council Archives has selected Recollect as the new Archives Online platform for the City Archives. WCC Archives will be the 50th Recollect customer and we are delighted to celebrate this significant milestone with them.
What is Digital Preservation? 1. The protection of a digital file from loss or degradation. 2. Ensuring the information contained within the file remains accessible by the intended audience with the tools they might reasonably be expected to have available to them.
NZMS is delighted to announce that, after a comprehensive tender process, the City of Sydney, NSW, has selected Recollect as their on-line archive management, digital preservation and community engagement platform for the city archives.
NZMS are announcing a strategic agreement with Phase One A/S, the world’s leading manufacturer of full frame medium format digital photography systems and imaging solutions. The agreement will offer New Zealand and Pacific clients superior advice, and the supply of unrivalled Cultural Heritage solutions for their in-house digitisation of cultural heritage materials.
This building is FANTASTIC – inside, outside and throughout! What an honour and a privilege for Leigh, Gavin and I to attend the opening of this prestigious library on Friday 12 October.
In today’s increasingly digital world the need and desire to have online access to collections is growing especially within the cultural heritage sector. Researchers and historians are finding new and innovative ways to share their collections with a wider (global) audience through the digitisation of their physical collections.