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Victoria University selects fully customised scanning solution

Victoria University required one scanner to perform both mass digitisation and self service digitisation for staff.

ST ViewScan III Microfilm Scanner wins again!

DatacomIT is proud to announce that the ST ViewScan III microfilm scanner was awarded the Platinum Modern Library Award for 2017. The ST ViewScan III is the only microfilm scanner to win 3 consecutive Platinum Modern Library Awards - 2015, 2016 & 2017.

Councils choose to digitise!

Our team are traveling around Australia collecting microfilm and microfiche, cataloguing and preparing for digitisation....

Digitalization and Digitization

\'Digitization\' and digitalization\' are two conceptual terms that are closely associated and often used interchangeably in a broad range of literatures. You might want to argue that there is analytical value in explicitly making a clear distinction between these two terms.

Digitised a confronting, however, amazing collection of paintings

DatacomIT recently digitised a confronting, however, amazing collection of watercolour paintings by artist and writer Daryl Lindsay for the Australasian College of Surgeons as well as a collection of medals that were awarded to various individuals by the college.

In 1918, Daryl Lindsay was posted to Queens Hospital in Sidcup, Kent, England, where he painted patient’s horrific facial injuries and the ground breaking reconstructive surgery being preformed there. His diagrams, and those of other medical artists, were used to train surgeons worldwide.

Digitisation of the Australian Army Journal (AAJ)

DatacomIT recently completed the Digitisation of the Australian Army Journal (AAJ). The Journal commenced publication in 1948 as a medium through which a convey military information and stimulate military thought. It was published monthly until 1976 and then from 1999 with between one and four publications per annum.

DatacomIT has successfully

State of Victoria has once again chosen DatacomIT

After recently completing a project to digitise a collection of records from microfiche, we were once again chosen by the State of Victoria to undertake the digitisation of numerous geological records both from large format maps (some up to 5 metres long) as well as historical bound documents and records.

What an incredible turn out!

Preservation Imaging Australian Roadshow 2015

The team at DatacomIT have successfully completed the Preservation Imaging - docWorks Australian Roadshow in Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra with Sydney scheduled for tomorrow.

We are pleased and fortunate to have Claus Gravenhorst expert guest speaker all the way from Germany to be part of our Roadshow,

Platinum Award Winning STViewScan III wins over ScanPro 3000 once again

As the end of the financial year approaches DatacomIT have yet again recorded another successful month of 18 STViewScan III units sold. This last dispatch of 5 STViewScan III units for the month are heading west to State Records Office of WA who after going to tender with the view of purchasing the new ScanPro 3000, ultimately choose the higher native resolution STViewScan III.

The MagicBox - a huge success at the Museums Australian National Conference in Sydney last week

It was great to witness the reaction of the audience; shocked, amazed and taken back by the advanced technology and how visitors could visualise the use of the MagicBox in their own environment. DatacomIT have arranged mini bus transport for organisations to privately view the MagicBox at DatacomIT head office in Melbourne.

Digitisation of an historical collection for the High Court of Australia

DatacomIT has recently completed the digitisation of an historical collection of High Court Registers for the High Court of Australia. The very large leather bound journals spanned a period of over 100 years and DatacomIT digitised the content to a very high specification. The output files included a number of

Positive feedback for the all new Touch Screen Kiosk Book Scanner

With the recent launch of the all new ST600 Touch Screen Kiosk Book Scanner, DatacomIT are delighted to have received such positive feedback from its clients.
Although all clients have admired the ST600's ability to auto detect, crop and correct page curvature from bound volumes, it was great to receive feedback

Dietician Industry Body project - to scan and extract data from surveys

Clients comment \"Thank you so much for sending these through - they look fabulous. Kindest regards and thanks again for the speedy turnaround. I will definitely be recommending your services to anyone who needs data entry\".

Successful completion of an index card conversion project for NSW Government Department

Successful completion of an index card conversion project for NSW Government Department.

State Library of Queensland selected the Platinum Award Winning ST ViewScan III

The State Library of Queensland researched and tested all available digital microfilm products on the market and choose the platinum award winning ST ViewScan III.

Scanned many millions of newspapers for National Library of Australia

DatacomIT has assisted the National Library of Australia with scanning many millions of newspaper pages for Trove.
In late 2014 DatacomIT proudly digitised a number of Chinese- Australian newspapers that are now loaded to Trove.
Now available on Trove are three of the earliest known Chinese-Australian newspapers.
The Chinese Australian Herald, 1894-1923 (Guang

Museum chose the ATIZ Book Drive Pro to Capture Rare and Fragile Bound Material

The Bull Creek Aviation Museum chose the ATIZ Drive Pro primarily as a vehicle to create searchable PDF copies of their collection of rare and fragile bound material for publication on their website.

STViewScan III Receives Platinum Distinction from MLA

STViewScan III has just been awarded the highest possible platinum distinction in the Inaugural 2015 Modern Library Awards.

DatacomIT on New Government Digitisation Panel

DatacomIT is delighted to announce our successful selection and inclusion on a very large Australian Government agency digitisation panel.

Microfilm Digitisation of Tasmania DPIPWE Collection

DatacomIT have just completed the digitisation of the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment’s (DPIPWE) microfilm collection.

The total collection of approximately 900 rolls of 16mm microfilm was captured using DatacomIT\'s fleet of three (3) NextScan Eclipse and two (2) FlexScan microfilm devices.

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