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- 1. Integrated Archives and Manuscript System – IAMS Bill Stockting, S&C Cataloguing Systems and Processing Manager and Wieke Avis, IAMS Officer: UKAD Forum, TNA, 2 nd March 2011
- 9. IAMS: Data Model Project & Collections held by Persons, Families, Corporate Bodies created by Archives & Manuscripts Places, Subjects, Events, Titles have subjects Archive institutions acquired / funded by
- 13. What Next: Resource Discovery http://searcharchives.bl.uk
- 14. What next: integrated access to digitised archives and manuscripts http://searcharchives.bl.uk
- 15. Where Next: Data Exchange and Open Data
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