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From May 7 - 10, 2019, the 2019 ELAG Conference will take place in the Staatsbibiliotek (State Library of Berlin) in Berlin, Germany. ELAG is Europes leading conference on the use of information technology in libraries and documentation centers.
For over thirty years, the ELAG (European Library Automation Group) conference has offered library and IT professionals the opportunity to discuss new technologies and developments and share best practices. Accompanying the conference, there will be an exhibition featuring companies specialized in library automation technologies, presenting their latest developments and projects. Image Access will exhibit in the Foyer for the first time, with its partner ImageWare Components. Attendees can experience the large format fine art scanner WideTEK 36ART, producing high quality 3D textured color replicas of works of art or other textured originals. ImageWare Components presents software solutions using the Image Access book scanner Bookeye 4 V2 Semiautomatic.
On May 15 and 16, 2019, it`s off to London for the 2019 Museums & Heritage Show at Olympia London. The Museums & Heritage Show is the largest exhibition for the museums and cultural sector in the UK. Over 2,000 Museum professionals from the UK and Europe attend the show to source new products and services for their Museum, Gallery or Attractions. It is the perfect place to present the WideTEK 36ART. Image Access will also exhibit the book scanner Bookeye 4 V2 Semiautomatic. Visit Image Access in booth E 10.
From May 19-21, 2019 Image Access will exhibit in booth 1537 at the American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting and Museum Expo in New Orleans, presenting the large format fine art scanner WideTEK 36ART, the WideTEK 25 large format color flatbes scanner and the Bookeye overhead book scanner. The American Alliance of Museums (AAM), represents more than 35,000 professionals and volunteers, institutions, and corporate partners in the sector. AAM`s Annual Meeting and Museum Expo offers museum professionals more than 160 interactive sessions, on topics ranging from collections management and curatorial practice, to education and audience research; from exhibit planning and design to marketing and community engagement.