Entries by Anderson Archival
Quotables: 6 Steps to Going Paperless in Light of COVID-19 (CEO Blog Nation)
Founding Principal Amy Anderson’s post in CEO Blog Nation covers the basics of moving to a paperless office. This process can feel confusing or downright overwhelming, especially if you don’t know what your goals are or how to start. Do you have a historical document collection that you’d like to make more accessible, relevant, and impactful? Anderson […]
Visit Your Collection – From Home?
The global response to COVID-19 has included mass closures, urging the public to stay at home and “shelter in place.” These conditions are not exactly conducive to visiting collections of art, books, or historical documents. Unfortunately, that means the majority of research, study, and reference has come to a stuttering halt. Unless, of course, the […]
Quotables: Best practices for digitizing historical books and paper documents (GCN)
Founding Principal Amy Anderson’s post in GCN covers the basics of moving to a paperless office. This process can feel confusing or downright overwhelming, especially if you don’t know what your goals are or how to start. Do you have a historical document collection that you’d like to make more accessible, relevant, and impactful? Anderson […]
Learn: Why Share an Online Collection?
Learn the appeal of building a shareable online library, and the benefits one can provide your organization in Anderson Archival’s explainer, What Are the Benefits of Sharing Your Digital Library Online? Learn More with Anderson Archival
Access to Your Archive: Make It Easy, Make a Difference
Why digitize? This is the question many archive owners, collectors, and curators face. In an increasingly digital world, analog access to collections and archives is still the norm. But should it be? A Philosophical Question If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? […]
How Long Will Your Archive Last?
When most people hear the term “technology obsolescence,” outdated hardware is probably what comes to mind. For archivists, though, a more covert danger to collections is outdated software. Once digitized, it’s easy to think that the collection is safe for decades or longer, but in reality, it may have far less time before it’s in […]
Learn: What Is Optical Character Recognition (OCR)?
Learn about a key part of the digitization process in Anderson Archival’s explainer, What is Optical Character Recognition (OCR)? Learn More with Anderson Archival
Quotables: 5 Tips for developing a paperless office (The Business Woman Media)
Founding Principal Amy Anderson’s post in The Business Woman Media covers the basics of moving to a paperless office. This process can feel confusing or downright overwhelming, especially if you don’t know what your goals are or how to start. Do you have a historical document collection that you’d like to make more accessible, relevant, and impactful? […]
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