Group of companies providing technical and information services for museums, galleries and archives.

Provides laser scanning and reverse engineering services. Converts physical forms into 3D digital data for use in 3D CAD solid modeling, rapid prototyping, simulation for museums and other advanced technologies. Includes details, sample downloads and contact information. Located in Milford, Ohio.

Hierarchical list of terms and everyday nomenclature used to standardize documentation terminology within the British Museum.

Guidelines for formulating the content of art databases.

Information system standards and management of museum collections.

A large range of paper-based forms and informational sheets for use in documentation from the Museum Documentation Association.

Descriptive standards for architectural drawings in museums and libraries.

Standards for documentation and cataloguing of African collections in museums and cultural institutions.

Discussion of multimedia collection databases, orientation guides, and exhibit support programs from Information Online.

The CIDOC Information Categories, a description of the information categories that can be used when developing records about the objects in museum collections.

Provides high resolution, full color laser scanning of museum artifacts. Resultant scans can be used for archiving assets, reconstructing artifacts or developing educational multimedia resources. Located in Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland.

The need for and use of Object ID standards with cultural property.

Documentation standard used in the description of monument types relating to the built and buried heritage in Scotland.

The mission of the Getty Standards Program centers on enhancing worldwide access to cultural heritage information by promoting guidelines and practices critical to developing, managing, and delivering information online.

Glossary of terms for describing and retrieving information on fine art, architecture, decorative art and material culture.

Museum computer consultant Robert A. Baron's discussion of accession methods in relation to computerized records and hand written, bound records.

Collection management and database service specializing in digital cataloguing of artifacts such as prehistoric lithics collections.

Includes terminology for women's, men's, and children's garments. Provided by the ICOM International Committee for the Museums and Collections of Costume.