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Infocom Corporation Infocom Corporation Infocom Corporation (Japan) is a company that provides IT solutions such as planning, developing and consultation of information systems and IT services such as providing contents to mobile phones, or undertaking operation and management of various information and communication systems.
One of the products of Infocom is InfoLib, an integrated multimedia search system, that aims at effective use of all the digital information as requested by the current society.
Among the features of InfoLib are: simple and easy-to-use interfaces; database to be publicly opened with the simple operations; completely operable via WWW; Unicode supported; Dublin Core supported; XML supported; super high speed search; international Standard Z39.50 supported; OAI-PMH supported; SRW supported; adopted at many national universities, private universities, government and municipal offices.

Local Tutorial Partners

Tutorial: Dublin Core: Building blocks for interoperability, 17 December 2009, Auditorium dell'Ente Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze, via Folco Portinari 5/red, Florence, Italy.

The Tutorial slides are now available on the Metadata Training Resources page.

Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale The "Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale" (Digital Renaissance Foundation) was created in 2004 to promote the use of the new Information and Communication Technologies for cultural heritage applications.
One of the purpose of the Foundation is to spread international open standards, methodologies and tools for long-term preservation of digital memory.
The main projects of the Foundation are:
  • "Access to Digital Libraries": on the use of metadata in Italian Digital Libraries;
  • "Pinakes 3.0": an open source application, based on the Dublin Core metadata element, for the integration of databases of cultural heritage contents;
  • "Magazzini Digitali": creating a large infrastructure for the long-term storage of digital materials.

Supporter Partners

Metadata Research Center, School of Information & Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

For further information and applications, see the DCMI Partnership Program.
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