You’ve Been Misled About the Challenges of Microfilm Digitization
Microfilm digitization seems daunting, but it’s not as bad as you might think. Read about some of the misconceptions surrounding microfilm scanning and learn the truth!
Microfilm digitization seems daunting, but it’s not as bad as you might think. Read about some of the misconceptions surrounding microfilm scanning and learn the truth!
Knowing who has access to your records during a digital scanning project is vital to a well-crafted plan. Learn about the different parts of a digitization project and how to evaluate your scanning vendor.
Do you need a scanning vendor … or a scanning partner? If you’re not sure which one you need, or even what the difference is, we’ll walk you through how to choose.
What makes a “large” microfiche scanning project different than a standard project? Learn about microfiche scope considerations, costs, logistics, and more to help you navigate your way to a successful result.
Public sector organizations have unique ways to make decisions, choose vendors, and start projects. If you’re starting the process to scan your microfilm collection, read our five tips to help you streamline the process to success.
Scanning and shredding records often go together as a complete project cycle. Understanding the process and the different methods is critical to doing your project right and ensuring the disposal is carried out properly.
Are you managing records? Does it sometimes drive you a little crazy dealing with the physical copies? Read on about three common pain points and what to do about them!
Choosing the right hosting partner for your digital records provides peace of mind knowing your data is in capable hands. By focusing on factors like performance, reliability, and technical support, you empower yourself to make an informed decision.
OLIS ensures your records are indexed exactly as you want them to be. By leveraging OLIS, you can focus more on your core tasks while enjoying the benefits of a well-organized digital archive.
We don’t expect our clients to be experts about aperture cards. That’s what we’re for. But it is useful to know a little bit about aperture cards, and one of the first things you can look for is “standard” vs. “Hollerith.”