Why Archives International
Because your information isn’t standard.
Every collection, archive and information estate is different — in its form, its condition, its volume and what it needs to become. Our approach is built around that, rather than around a fixed service.
One project. One partner.
The difference
What working with us is like.
Speed
Move information through the process efficiently, without unnecessary hand-offs.
Accuracy
Quality and verification are part of the process, not an afterthought.
Flexibility
Adapt the solution and the delivery model to the material and the customer.
See the delivery modelsScale
Handle projects ranging from individual collections to large information estates, subject to project assessment.
One Partner
Digitisation, OCR, indexing, extraction, intelligence, management, hosting, delivery and integration can be handled through one partner.
Experience
Archives International combines its own experience with the established expertise of its German partner, InfoScan.
About our experienceProblem Solving
Arrive with a precise specification — or simply with a problem. Both are good places to start.
Different starting points
One partner
One project. One partner.
Without a single partner, one information project can mean a chain of separate suppliers — each with its own contract, hand-offs and gaps between them. Archives International can take the information lifecycle through one relationship.
Separately
- Scanning supplier
- OCR supplier
- Indexing supplier
- Data supplier
- Software supplier
- Hosting supplier
- Integration supplier
With Archives International
One relationship
From source material to delivered information
Not every project needs every service. Whichever ones yours does need can sit with one partner. And one relationship doesn’t have to mean one capability: where it creates a broader solution, we can bring in selected solution collaborators — while you still deal with us.
Bring us the problem.
Or bring the specification. Either way, the conversation starts with your information and what it needs to become.
