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Date: | Thu, 1 Feb 2007 14:53:23 -0500 |
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We are undergoing the process of managing our images and photos throughout
the organization. In addition to digitally cataloguing our museum’s collection,
we are also looking to organize all of the museum’s photography. This includes
publicity images of the museum, visitors, and exhibitions for the
communications, development, and education departments as well.
Right now we run into the problem of images being separated from their photo
captions. Images of traveling exhibitions are being duplicated throughout
departments, which takes up space on the server. Sometimes the images are
altered in ways that are inconsistent with our lending contracts so we need a
way to preserve them. We have no consistent or centralized filing system or
naming convention throughout the entire organization.
I hoping to know what has worked for other organizations. Do you have
standard photo storage requirements that you use throughout the
organization? What are they? What about photo management software such
as Cumulus? What are the pros and cons of that?
Thanks! I look forward to receiving your feedback.
Alyssa
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