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29th March 2023
We have helped the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) improve their Digital Asset Management processes by implementing ResourceSpace. With ResourceSpace, the SSNC now has a single focal point for their digital media, allowing for easier access and usability. The open-source nature of ResourceSpace also allows for customization to best suit their needs.
27th July 2020
Move files seamlessly between platforms with ResourceSpace and the IIIF API. Our DAM platform integrates with systems like TMS and EMu, and allows users to control which resources are published via IIIF. Find out more about our integration and how it can benefit your institution.
9th July 2018
We're thrilled to be part of the Spectrum Partner Programme, the UK collection management standard used globally. With ResourceSpace's flexibility in metadata and seamless integration with industry platforms like TMS and EMu, we're ready to enhance the DAM experience for museums and heritage organizations.
18th October 2016
We're thrilled to share a case study with the Walters Art Museum, where Kate Blanch, Systems Manager for Data and Digital Resources, praises ResourceSpace for its ease of use and time-saving features. With ResourceSpace, the museum has seen a significant reduction in time spent on digital asset management, as well as improved integration with other software and enhanced shareability. Read the full article to learn more about how ResourceSpace has made a difference for the Walters Art Museum.