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2 minutes to read Posted on Friday October 19, 2012

Updated on Monday November 6, 2023

New CMS Comparison Service from the Collections Trust Launched

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The Collections Trust (leaders of the Europeana Inside project) has recently launched an innovative free online service enabling museum, archive and gallery professionals to compare the features of leading Collections Management Systems (CMS). The new platform helps collections managers find the right software for their needs across more than 40 different criteria, saving time and money, and supporting their future development.
 
The service provides access to the latest information from the Collections Trust's Software Survey 2012-2013, with detailed specifications for SPECTRUM Partner systems. Users can compare the features of up to four systems at a time, vastly simplifying the procurement process.

The comparison service will help those seeking to acquire or change their CMS, and those who just want to compare their current system against others. Among vital areas covered are costs, training, interoperability, format support, and user references.

The Collections Trust hope that you find it a useful tool and would welcome feedback.
 
Visit the CMS Software Survey 2012-2013 at www.collectionslink.org.uk/softwaresurvey
 

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