Archival Initiatives Division Adds Additional Services from Unlimited Priorities Corporation(R)
Cape Coral, FL, February 11, 2010 /EIN PRESSWIRE/ - Unlimited Priorities Corporation, a company specializing in support for organizations within the information industry, has announced the formation of the Archival Initiatives Division (AID), offering practical consultative services to the archives community.
As libraries, historical societies and associations look to provide wider access to their archival collections, AID employs the expertise of its experienced associates in helping them meet the resultant challenges and opportunities. In identifying those materials appropriate for conversion and commercial distribution, AID investigates rights ownership, then coordinates with the commercial sector to explore mutual cooperation between both parties, while safeguarding the integrity of the library's collections. AID then acts as a clearing house, handling questions and responses in support of the proposed enterprise while overseeing any required data conversion process, whether by the commercial entity or as an internal library project. AID also can assist in DTD creation and outsource vendor selection, advise on selecting the most suitable distribution environment and license data for distribution, as appropriate.
Introducing the new division Iris L. Hanney, Unlimited Priorities president, said: "Our success in coordinating several cooperative ventures between the private and commercial sectors confirmed the need for this service. Our team has years of experience in all aspects of information management. From selection to conversion to licensing to distribution, we are well-versed in all subject area domains. And because we recognize that each organization is a unique entity, AID provides customized services tailored to their requirements rather than trying to persuade them to accept a preconceived methodology."
About Unlimited Priorities Corporation
Unlimited Priorities is attuned to the management requirements of companies in the information industry. We provide executive-level support services by utilizing a highly skilled group of professionals with abundant experience. Our practice specialties include Sales and Marketing, Business Development, Financial Services, Operations Management, Production, Information Technology, and Content Development and Licensing. Our new Archival Initiatives Division provides advice to libraries, historical societies and industry associations in selecting, distributing, and monetizing their valuable archival content. Our goal is to enhance our clients' abilities to succeed, offering solutions that are realistic, practical, achievable and affordable.
Contact:
Iris L. Hanney, 239-549-2384
Unlimited Priorities Corporation
iris.hanney@unlimitedpriorities.com
www.unlimitedpriorities.com
As libraries, historical societies and associations look to provide wider access to their archival collections, AID employs the expertise of its experienced associates in helping them meet the resultant challenges and opportunities. In identifying those materials appropriate for conversion and commercial distribution, AID investigates rights ownership, then coordinates with the commercial sector to explore mutual cooperation between both parties, while safeguarding the integrity of the library's collections. AID then acts as a clearing house, handling questions and responses in support of the proposed enterprise while overseeing any required data conversion process, whether by the commercial entity or as an internal library project. AID also can assist in DTD creation and outsource vendor selection, advise on selecting the most suitable distribution environment and license data for distribution, as appropriate.
Introducing the new division Iris L. Hanney, Unlimited Priorities president, said: "Our success in coordinating several cooperative ventures between the private and commercial sectors confirmed the need for this service. Our team has years of experience in all aspects of information management. From selection to conversion to licensing to distribution, we are well-versed in all subject area domains. And because we recognize that each organization is a unique entity, AID provides customized services tailored to their requirements rather than trying to persuade them to accept a preconceived methodology."
About Unlimited Priorities Corporation
Unlimited Priorities is attuned to the management requirements of companies in the information industry. We provide executive-level support services by utilizing a highly skilled group of professionals with abundant experience. Our practice specialties include Sales and Marketing, Business Development, Financial Services, Operations Management, Production, Information Technology, and Content Development and Licensing. Our new Archival Initiatives Division provides advice to libraries, historical societies and industry associations in selecting, distributing, and monetizing their valuable archival content. Our goal is to enhance our clients' abilities to succeed, offering solutions that are realistic, practical, achievable and affordable.
Contact:
Iris L. Hanney, 239-549-2384
Unlimited Priorities Corporation
iris.hanney@unlimitedpriorities.com
www.unlimitedpriorities.com
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