CCS

CCS (Content Conversion Specialists) is a pioneer and business leader in making information available through digitization. Founded in 1976, CCS connects the digitization elements – capture, conversion, presentation and storage – into a smooth, automated, quality-secured and economic production process. During their long history CCS assisted the Library of Congress in developing the METS/ALTO digitization standard, which has since been used for many large-scale digitization projects worldwide. CCS‘s docWORKS product is a world-leading software package for large-scale digitization to METS/ALTO. CCS is based in Hamburg, Germany.

Digital Divide Data

Digital Divide Data's services can unlock and extend the value of data, documents, publications and archives, making them searchable and accessible online, on mobile devices, or in any information system.

We deliver these services on the foundation of a socially responsible model that creates opportunity for the world's poorest citizens to earn competitive wages, complete their education, and achieve upward mobility through working in our business. We have trained more than 1,500 people with marketable skills, grown to employ over 600, and graduated 250 of our staff from entry-level jobs to employment that earns them six times the average income in Cambodia and Laos.

Sun Microsystems

Digital Library Consulting are a Sun Microsystems Associate Partner. The Veridian™ software supports the Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris operating systems from Sun.