by Peter Siegel | Nov 20, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News, DT CulturalHeritage
Protecting Our Shared Cultural Heritage With the deadly California wildfires at the forefront of our minds, I am extremely fortunate to be able to say that our California team is safe, and sincerely hope that you and your loved ones are as well. Having lost my own...
by Patrick McDonough | Nov 1, 2018 | Capture One CH, Cultural Heritage News, DT CulturalHeritage
When National Geographic began the daunting task of creating a preservation-quality digital library of their vast and historic archives, they focused on a system that would not only deliver exceptional FADGI-4 image quality, but also create an efficient workflow to...
by Patrick McDonough | Oct 23, 2018 | DT CulturalHeritage, Noteworthy
Just in time to celebrate our 15th year in business, we’re pleased to announce our Los Angeles office location and official L.A. Phase One Resource Center is moving to a new location! Digital Transitions L.A. is now located in a fantastic stand-alone building...
by Patrick McDonough | Oct 11, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News, Events
It’s that time of year again! We’re bringing some of the most preeminent leaders in Cultural Heritage to the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City to share their wisdom, knowledge, and experience at our annual round table discussion panel. This...
by Patrick McDonough | Sep 27, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News
A recent article on Atlas Obscura pointed out that a massive number of fossils in museum collections around the world are simply languishing in drawers, not being used for scientific or exhibition purposes. While it’s not atypical for museums to have a larger...
by Patrick McDonough | Sep 20, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News
We want to wish a special congratulations to the recent graduates of Phase One’s Cultural Heritage program held at the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C. Participants from the National Archives, University of Delaware, National Gallery of Art, West Point...
by Patrick McDonough | Aug 8, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News, Noteworthy, Testimonials
The University of Pennsylvania has almost completed its three-year project to digitize over 160,000 pages of leather-bound rare books, illuminated manuscript, and medieval artworks. Known as BiblioPhilly, these documents were made available by 15 Philadelphia-area...
by Patrick McDonough | Aug 3, 2018 | Cultural Heritage News
2018 continues to be an exciting year for DTDCH with the announcement of our new Resource Center and Showroom in New York. While only a short move physically (same building, but now occupying the entire 2nd floor), it represents a huge step up in our continuing quest...
