I'll humbly suggest that FOLIO might be a platform for that coherent whole, albeit one that isn't ready for such a role today. The service platform concept enables apps to cooperate on storing and operating on data in the system. There has been early talk about the needs for library special collections departments for attached record types like "conservation treatment" and reading room requests. The core of the platform is metadata agnostic...it will enable several descriptive record formats to coexist in the same system. The authority control and linked data elements are beyond the plans for v1 to be ready next year; it would be useful to have archive and museum perspectives complement the library perspectives that are a part of the project now.
Peter
On Nov 9, 2017, 12:42 PM -0500, Ken Chad <[log in to unmask]>, wrote:
> I'm working with a learned society that is looking for a more integrated
> software solution for its rich library, archive and museum collections. I'd
> love to hear from anyone with real life experience of combining these
> elements into something like a coherent whole....in particular in terms
> of:-
>
> . Unified discovery across the record formats used by
> libraries/archives/museums -e.g. MARC/ISAD(G)-EAD/Spectrum. For example I
> have seen a small number of organisations that have managed to combine the
> display of bibliographic data (based on MARC) with hierarchical archive data
> (based on ISAD(G). I'd welcome any experience you are prepared to share
>
> . A shared thesaurus/controlled vocabulary (MARC authority control
> is insufficient) across the three main collection types
> (library/archive/museum).
>
> . Linked data type solutions to expose these (typically unique)
> materials on the web. (E.g. I've noted the Atlas Systems and Zepheira
> partnership announced last year)
>
>
>
> My sense at the moment that the resource/collection management functions
> will be much harder to integrate into a single solution-although there is
> some similarity between archives and museums (e.g. location management,
> conservation management, digitisation etc)
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>
> All comments gratefully received!
>
> Ken
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