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General Archives of the Kingdom of Belgium

The General Archives of the Kingdom of Belgium wanted to digitize a large number of documents spread across 18 different locations in Belgium.

Approach & Solution

The aim of the project was to digitize a large number of documents spread across 18 different locations in Belgium:

  • 200 kilometers of archives
  • 25 kilometers of books
  • Do not damage heritage collections

The General Archives of the Kingdom of Belgium equipped themselves with CopiBook Open System A2. To facilitate digitization, i2S scanners have been installed in 18 different locations across Belgium. Each province was responsible for its own collections.

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Atria – Institute on gender equality and women’s history

Atria has decided to renew its collection management systems and make them accessible.

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Cleveland Art Museum

The Cleveland Ingalls Art Museum Library is one of the largest art research libraries in the United States. It digitizes rare, unique and widely-used objects and collections to facilitate access and preservation.

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