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Digital archives/collections are heavily dependent upon the scope and quality of metadata for their usability and searchability, but how do you leverage metadata effectively to create meaningful pathways for discovery?

Is there a way of achieving more product through a different process? 

Have you ever been asked to build a business case in order to move a project forward in your organisation? Did the mere thought of it cause anxiety and confusion? Aren’t business cases just … for business? Aerin Bowers, Head of Sales for Canada, discusses.

When it comes to publishing your digital archive, integration should be no less a consideration than front-end display or cataloguing capabilities – how else will your target user community discover your digital repository or share specific findings with other researchers?

For part 2 of her blog on digital humanities, Jessica Kowalski reviewed the results of a survey to library and faculty staff on how vendors, such as AM, can best support the digital humanities community. Here's what Jessica learned.

In part 1 of this new 2-part blog, Jessica Kowalski, Product Sales Manager for Quartex, explores some of the ways in which Adam Matthew Digital and Quartex have supported or enabled digital humanities projects throughout 2021.

How McGill University Library built upon its pilot digital collection in Quartex by exploring the potential of HTR Transcription to remove barriers to accessing and understanding primary sources in its Fur Trade Collection.

In this guest blog, Zachary Bodnar, Archivist, Congregational Library & Archives (CLA), discusses why Quartex was selected as the platform to support CLA’s digital future. Much has been said about how Quartex will change, and make better, the ways in which we present our digital resources to our users.