Primary sources are the raw materials of history. They are documents and objects that were created during the event being studied or created later by the participant of an event, reflecting their viewpoint.
Archival Management
Families establish family offices for several reasons, primarily to manage their wealth, preserve their legacy, and facilitate intergenerational continuity.
Archival Management
While most information professionals understand a collections management system’s importance, selecting and implementing a CMS or any other information management system is less widely understood.
Archival Management
Archivists leverage technology to enhance collaboration within their teams and across organizations. When archivists embrace digital platforms, they integrate archival practices into strategic planning, foster continuous learning, seek feedback, and build meaningful partnerships.
Archival Management
Archival collaborations emphasize the importance of understanding collections, tailoring resources to meet unique needs, and communicating the value proposition to potential allies.
