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List of Open Source Software for Libraries
Includes a list for viable and non-viable programs in the realm of content management, repositories, ILS and search.
Digital Asset Management Systems RLG DigiNews December 15, 2006, Volume 10, Number 6
Article discussing the use of DAMS in museums in three parts. Edited by Gunter Waibel.
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Add Sticky NoteMet’s commitment to asking and answering a series of questions not always built into the development process for digital asset management activities in the not-for-profit world. Our questions included quantitative ones such as: “How big is the collection of assets?” and “How much storage will be required?” We asked questions about proprietorship and access: “Who uses the assets?” and “Who will manage them?” We wondered about the quality and value of the assets: “Should images that are made available to the public be color corrected?” and “If the object’s descriptive record has not been reviewed, may it be distributed along with the asset?” and finally, “Are existing descriptions adequate to support successful searching at all?” We also asked a number of questions that forced the Met’s staff and executives to think through fundamental intellectual property policy positions: “Who decides who may use the assets, both inside and outside of the museum?” and “Is the Met’s goal to profit from the licensing of images, or to support an educational mandate for broad distribution?” All of these questions needed to be considered in light of a process that would, inevitably, seek to automate the answers. Processes and policies that had heretofore been entrusted to individuals within the organization would need to be formalized so that a system might manage them; decisions that had been made on an ad hoc basis now needed to be seen as patterns that formed policies. And as we found answers to our questions, the scope of the project inevitably grew.
- Make sure we ask these questions that non-profits don't always ask in development. Last couple of sentences is crucial to understand because an automated process is hard to overcome once it is established. - on 2009-11-04
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Despite the shift from a return-on-investment to a mission-driven rationale, the project retained its inventory and cataloguing elements, building into each phase activities intended to develop additional inventory and enhance cataloguing. The decision to maintain this emphasis on content development has helped the project to achieve widespread support throughout the institution.
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Getting data asset management right | Platforms - InfoWorld
article on digital asset management software from the IT perspective.
What's the DAM Difference?: Content Management's Best Tool is Digital Asset Management
Article from 2007 that discusses the value of using Digital Asset Management software and its value to the institution.
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The largest and most comprehensive type of DAM system provides complete, enterprise-wide support with a broad range of functionality and configurability. Typically these DAM systems are configured uniquely to support specific customer workflows, provide branded user interfaces and integrate seamlessly with other enterprise systems such as fulfillment systems, authentication systems, transaction servers or Internet portals.
The DAM system is installed on a customer's hardware and has dedicated administrators ensuring its smooth operation. What separates these DAM solutions from departmental systems is the ability to support multiple databases or distributed repositories as well as distribute specific application services on dedicated servers in multiple locations.
ABBYY FineReader Professional Edition
ABBYY FineReader® 10 is a comprehensive OCR software that turns scanned documents, PDFs and digital camera images into searchable and editable formats, including Microsoft® Word, Excel® and searchable PDF.
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ABBYY FineReader Sprint - Compare Versions
Compares Sprint and Professional version of the Optical Character Recognition Software.
Applications supported by University of St. Thomas : Information Resources & Technologies
List of network resources involved in the different IT services within the campus of St. Thomas.
U-SKIS 1.0 | Get U-SKIS 1.0 at SourceForge.net
Developed at the University of Utah, this software is designed to work with Contentdm to manage the workflow of submitting and publishing scholarly works.
North Carolina ECHO, Digitization guidlines
Rich with directions and resources about choosing hardware, software and their use in digitization. Scanners, Computers. Some step by step procedures are included as well. Great for those just beginning.
Metadata using spreadsheets | Wayne Torborg | Downloads
Resources from Advanced Data Wrangling: Tips tricks and software for creating perfect tab-delimited metadata files for batch loading into CONTENTdm.
St. John's University
2008 Upper Midwest CONTENTdm User Group Meeting : Past Events : Training & Events : MINITEX
Seminar on uses of Contentdm in October 2008. Includes pdf documents of the presentations.
JISC Digital Media - Cross-media: Systems for Managing Digital Media Collections
Broad overview of all kinds of Digital Asset Management software currently available.
CollectiveAccess - The Open Source Collections Management System for Museums and Archives
Alternative to Contentdm. Open source software from Whirl-i-Gig.
Commentary from Carl Grant: OLE; The unanswered questions
Carl Grant, president of Ex Libris North America, writes some critical commentary about the OLE project on his blog:
Grant's commentary is followed by an interesting response from Brad Wheeler, Indiana University's Chief Information Officer and VP for Information Technology.
The Ultimate Guide to BlackBoard: 100 Tips & Tutorials | Smart Teaching
100 tips for blackboard
Bibliography Management Software
The author introduces the microcomputer software family called Bibliography formatting software. He outlines its general characteristics, provides an extensive web-bibliography; analyzes in full detail some well known packages
without further criticism than factual analysis
Evaluation of Digital Repository Software at the National Library of Medicine
10 software packages evaluated and 3 chosen for deeper testing. Fedora was chosen over Dspace and Digitool. Others considered were Contentdm, eprints, DAITSS, Greenstone, Keystone DLS, ArchivalWare, and VITAL.
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