DCPL Alfresco Projects - ECM Open Source
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The document outlines plans for the Washingtoniana Image Management Initiative to digitize and provide online access to approximately 2 million historical images currently stored in deteriorating folders and boxes. The project will develop an online archive with a web interface to make the collection searchable and include different image sizes. It will also implement an enterprise content management system to store and approve purchase receipts, allow scanning and sharing from multifunction devices, and integrate with SharePoint and other DC government databases.
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