Consulting Services
Archives & Museum Informatics consults for archives, museums, libraries and cultural heritage networks on issues relating to the acquisition, structuring and use of information and information technology to achieve organizational objectives. We consult for business and governments on issues relating to organizational accountability and the management of electronic evidence.
Our firm specializes in strategic information planning, knowledge organization and information standards, information systems acquisition, integration of information from diverse collections and sources, multi-institutional projects and databases with diverse clienteles, and research into customer design requirements.
Recent Projects
Our Client List shows the diversity of organizations we work with in Cultural Heritage Informatics.
- steve: exploring folksonomy in the museum
- Museum Web Benchmarking: Survey Report released
- Archives & Museum Informatics supported AEA Consulting's development of a Digital Strategy for a national museum.
- Jennifer Trant's Image Retrieval Benchmark Database Service: A Needs Assessment and Preliminary Development Plan prepared for the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is available at http://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/trant04.html.
- Archives & Museum Informatics provided management services for the Art Museum Image Consortium (AMICO) from 1997 - 2002.
- We regularly offer Workshops and Seminars.
Our Policy on Software Endorsement
A&MI believes that organizations should have impartial advice and therefore does not favor any particular software or hardware or accept contracts to implement systems in which it has had a design role.