Acknowledgements
In preparing this report, I spoke or corresponded with a number of archivists, software developers, metadata specialists, and vendors. I would like to offer my sincere thanks for their insights and frankness; this report would be much less rich without their input. All errors are my own.
- Lisa Atkinson, University of Calgary
- Charles Blair, University of Chicago
- Leah Broaddus, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
- Christopher Burcsik, MINISIS Inc.
- Chris Burns, University of Vermont
- Christine de Catanzaro, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Nicole Cho, Coney Island History Project
- Michele Combs, Syracuse University
- Cara Conklin-Wingfield, The Parrish Art Museum
- Amanda Focke, Rice University
- Julie Grob, University of Houston
- Geneva Henry, Rice University
- Malcolm Howitt, DS Limited
- Cees Huisman, Adlib Information Systems BV
- Seth Kaufman, CollectiveAccess
- Shelly Kelly, University of Houston-Clear Lake
- Anne Kling, Cincinnati Historical Society
- Bill Landis, Yale University
- Daniel Meyer, University of Chicago
- Eric Milenkiewicz, University of California Riverside
- Sammie Morris, Purdue University
- Merilee Proffitt, RLG Programs, OCLC
- Chris Prom, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign/Archon
- Merv Richter, Eloquent Systems
- Melissa Salazar, New Mexico State Archives
- Dan Santamaria, Princeton University
- Amy Schindler, College of William and Mary
- Alice Schreyer, University of Chicago
- Jennifer Silvers, Oklahoma Historical Society
- Ilene Slavick, Cuadra Associates, Inc.
- Amanda Stevens, Council of Nova Scotia Archives
- Chuck Thomas, Florida Center for Library Automation
- Melissa Torres, Rice University
- Maxine Trost, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Peter Van Garderen, Artefactual Systems/ICA-AToM
- Bruce Washburn, OCLC/ArchiveGrid
- Rebecca L. Wendt, California State Archives
- Brad Westbrook, University of California San Diego/Archivists' Toolkit
- Jennifer Whitfield, Past Perfect
- Kathy Wisser, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill