The Lowry use an iBase DAM system for the management of their large collection of digitised images, and for making them available and searchable internally.
The Lowry is home to the world's largest public collection of paintings and drawings by LS Lowry. A large selection is on display in a permanent exhibition alongside other works on loan from private collections across the UK.
System managers and editors upload images and digitised documents, adding descriptive metadata as required to make it easy for users to search and find what they want.
Searching options include Quick Search, subject search, keyword search, search by collection.
Other features included as standard are:
iBase also supports Active Directory authentication, which allows users to login using their existing credentials.
Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales, use an iBase DAM system to manage and distribute internally their extensive collection of digital assets.
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St Albans Museums Service uses an iBase digital asset management system for the control and internal distribution of their extensive collection of heritage digital assets, as well as a publicly-accessible terminal.
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In 1998 Tate engaged iBase to work with them on a major project to digitise the Tate collection, and they have been working together since supplying digital asset management systems and custom software for the photography department’s specialised workflow requirements.
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Digital assets could represent your commercial picture library, art collection, video repository, public interest archive, or anything else where content has been digitised.
Digital assets could represent your commercial picture library, art collection, video repository, public interest archive, or anything else where content has been digitised.
