NEW REPORT: Top Trends in Culture Technology

NEW REPORT: Top Trends in Culture Technology

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Facilitate research

The books, archives, objects and specimens stored in the world’s cultural institutions hold the key to understanding our past and the world around us. Consolidating, linking and sharing information to help researchers make new discoveries and connections is a key driver behind our software.

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How our solutions facilitate research

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Online

Publish your collections online

Ensure the public and researchers can engage with your digital content online and easily search and navigate your collections.

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Aggregators

Participate with industry aggregators and research communities

Our solutions are built to industry standards, enabling you to feed into the research community by publishing information to national and international aggregators.

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Requests

Manage requests for information

Support the workflows of your library or reading room and allow staff to locate requested items quickly and easily as well as monitor object status and returns.

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Analysis

Perform broad analyses across collections

Institutional researchers can perform sophisticated analyses across your whole collection to plot trends and find specific information to aid their work.

What our customers say

Axiell has helped us develop an online collection that represents more than 80% of our holdings. This increased access to our collection has resulted in our Museum’s website being a top destination for researchers and publishers around the globe.

Emily Olson, Art Exterior, Amon Carter Museum Amon Carter Museum

We are devoting a great deal of energy to data conversion projects and digitizing the collections, which we have made available in various places, including outside the museum. There are approximately 270,000 records searchable on the Museums’ website via Collections Online, and coming soon will be approximately 130,000 new records of old negatives which have been made available as part of a data conversion project, displaying a mixture of vessels, events, and wrecks. To the certain delight of researchers, we will be adding another 10,000 images.

Jonathan Williamson, Collections Information Manager, National Maritime Museum National Maritime Museum

As we’ve added more and more things to the catalogue it takes us a lot less time searching for documents. So, we can respond to researchers, respond to internal enquiries more quickly.

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James Towe, Archivist and Librarian Trustees of the Chatsworth Settlement

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