Archives, libraries and publishers hold valuable historical and content collections that need preservation-led handling and a clear route to digital access. Archives and publication houses are among the sectors Mathenson has served since its earliest work in microfilming and reprography.
Archives, libraries and publishers hold collections whose value depends on preservation and access in equal measure. Mathenson's earliest work, from 1968, was microfilming and reprography, and that preservation-led approach still governs how fragile, bound and historical material is handled: conversion appropriate to the medium, then indexing that makes a collection searchable without returning the originals to circulation.
Records and information challenges in this sector
Preservation-led digitisation and archive handling
Microfilm and legacy-media conversion
Structured digital access to historical and published collections
Daily newspaper issues from 1988 to 2006 microfilmed across a 15-year engagement.
The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd. · 2013
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“I am pleased to certify that, M/s. Mathenson Micrographics (India) has successfully completed the microfilming of our daily issues from 1988 to 2006. Throughout our 15-year partnership, we have found their service to be highly satisfactory. Their timely completion of work has exceeded our expectations, and we have no complaints. We are pleased with their professionalism and dedication.”
Archives · rare manuscripts
Over 4,50,000 pages of manuscripts, some more than 200 years old, microfilmed and digitised.
Orthodox Theological Seminary Library · 2012
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“I certify that M/s. Mathenson Records Management Pvt. Ltd., at 106, Onkar Industrial Estate, Kanjurmarg West, Mumbai 400 078, successfully converted over 4,50,000 pages of our Seminary's prestigious manuscripts and rare documents, some over 200 years old, into microfilms with original negative and positive rolls. They also digitized and stored these documents in original microfilms and hard discs to our satisfaction.”
Publishing · microfilm conversion
Years of Times of India microfilm converted to digital, deskewed, cleaned and indexed.
Times of India · 2001
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“I am pleased to certify that M/s. Mathenson Records Management Pvt. Ltd., based in Kanjurmarg, Mumbai, has successfully completed the task of converting several years of the Times of India microfilm into digital format. The project involved scanning images, deskewing/cleaning, and indexing according to our specifications and satisfaction.”
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