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Managing Content and Digital Curation I
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Using SharePoint workflows and InfoPath forms to manage a large-scale digitization project: A case study of the Kissinger Papers Project
Kevin L. Glick
Rebecca Hirsch
  DOI :  10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2015.12.1.art00026  Published Online :  May 2015
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This paper will describe the designing and implementation of a workflow management system tracking the mass digitization of archival papers using off-the-shelf applications (SharePoint and InfoPath) and an outside vendor service (Qdabra). This paper is a case study of the Kissinger Papers Digitization Project at Yale University Library. In addition to describing the process of development, the paper will provide an in-depth description of one form's functionality and provide suggestions for future use of the system at other institutions.

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Kevin L. Glick, Rebecca Hirsch, "Using SharePoint workflows and InfoPath forms to manage a large-scale digitization project: A case study of the Kissinger Papers Project"  in Proc. IS&T Archiving 2015,  2015,  pp 104 - 109,  https://doi.org/10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2015.12.1.art00026

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Managing Content and Digital Curation I
Using SharePoint workflows and InfoPath forms to manage a large-scale digitization project: A case study of the Kissinger Papers Project
GlickKevin L.
HirschRebecca
19052015
2015
1
104
109
2015
This paper will describe the designing and implementation of a workflow management system tracking the mass digitization of archival papers using off-the-shelf applications (SharePoint and InfoPath) and an outside vendor service (Qdabra). This paper is a case study of the Kissinger Papers Digitization Project at Yale University Library. In addition to describing the process of development, the paper will provide an in-depth description of one form's functionality and provide suggestions for future use of the system at other institutions.