everis and NTT DATA to Develop Digital Archive System for Preserving Treasures from Spains National Heritage
Feb. 15, 2016
NTT DATA Corporation
everis Group
Madrid, Spain and Tokyo, Japan, February 15, 2016. - NTT DATA, a global IT solutions provider, and its wholly owned subsidiary everis announced today that everis has been awarded a tender to develop a technological solution for digitally archiving some five million historical and artistic items managed by the National Heritage, a state institution responsible for conserving the legacy of the Spanish Crown. The two-year project will leverage NTT DATA’s digital archive solution - the Advanced Museum Library Archives Deposit (AMLADTM) - to efficiently integrate and manage collections hosted in five repositories of the National Heritage.
The commissioning reflects the National Heritage’s high evaluation of Spanish-based everis’ strong European business infrastructure as a multinational consultancy and NTT DATA’s digital archiving technologies.
AMLAD will serve as the centralized platform to process, store, manage and digitally archive some five million bibliographical and museum documents and related items, including art works, maps, musical scores, photographs, letters, manuscripts and files. NTT DATA has been demonstrating its digital archiving technologies in a similar project with the Vatican Apostolic Library that began in 2014.
AMLAD’s powerful metasearch engine will enable efficient search and retrieval of items stored at five repositories - Historical Archives of the Palace, Inventory of Historic and Artistic Property, Restoration, Palace photo archive, and Royal Library and the Royal Library at El Escorial - that will be interconnected through the project.
The project is being coordinated by the headquarters of the Royal Palace, everis’ Madrid office and NTT DATA’s headquarters in Tokyo from January 2016 to 2018. Technological optimization initially will allow National Heritage personnel to access the digitally archived collections, but eventually the public also will be have access.
Since 2014, NTT DATA has been participating in a project led by the Vatican Apostolic Library to digitally archive manuscripts totaling some 82,000 specimens and 41 million pages.
References
- Patrimonio Nacional: www.patrimonionacional.es(External Link)
- AMLAD: www.amlad.jp/english(External Link)
- Digital archiving project with Vatican Apostolic Library:
About everis
everis, an NTT DATA Company, is a multinational consulting firm providing business and strategy solutions, application development, maintenance, and outsourcing services. Currently, we rely on 13,000 professionals working in our offices and high performance centers located in 12 countries. As part of the NTT DATA group, everis can offer a wider range of solutions and services through increased capacity as well as technological, geographical, and financial resources that help provide the most innovative solutions to our customers. For more information, visit www.everis.com(External Link)
About NTT DATA
NTT DATA is a leading IT services provider and global innovation partner headquartered in Tokyo, with business operations in over 40 countries. Our emphasis is on long-term commitment, combining global reach with local intimacy to provide premier professional services varying from consulting and systems development to outsourcing. For more information, visit www.nttdata.com
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