Post updated July 12, 2024.
For over fifty years, the Hein Company has been at the forefront of delivering top-notch documents to the research community, spanning from reprinting to microfiche and now, with HeinOnline. As libraries consider expanding their historical collections online, we’re ready to assist and offer our wealth of expertise. Whether it’s digitizing a small rare book or an extensive historical archive, we’re equipped to convert your holdings into fully searchable, image-based formats.
Discover our comprehensive digital services in this 30-minute webinar!
WHEN
Tuesday, July 9, 2024
2:00-2:30 p.m. ET
PRESENTED BY
Noah Short, Senior Manager, Digital Production
Lauren Mattiuzzo, Marketing Lead
Watch the recording below.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
- All attendees will receive a complimentary $5 Amazon digital gift card for attending!*
- Discover how your institution can utilize HeinOnline’s digitization services to save money and shelf space.
*Gift cards will be sent digitally within 2 business days following the demo to those who attend the full session
Why Digitize With Hein?
With over three decades of experience, we have become a trusted leader in digitization services, handling rare content for hundreds of libraries. Our expertise is evident in our extensive track record, which includes digitizing more than 200 million pages to date. We are committed to staying at the forefront of technology, continuously researching and implementing state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the highest quality results for our clients.
Our Services
DIGITIZATION
METADATA AND INDEXING
HOST CONTENT
PRE-PURCHASE CONSULTATION
Organizations We’ve Worked With
- Law Firms
- Academics
- High Schools
- Religious Organizations
- State Law Libraries
- Sports Organizations
- Genealogy Associations
- Law Schools
- Other Vendors
State-of-the Art Technology
BOUND BOOK SCANNING
UNBOUND BOOK SCANNING
OVERSIZED DOCUMENT SCANNING
MICROFILM/MICROFICHE CONVERSION
It has been a pleasure to work with William S. Hein & Co. on our Supreme Court of Nevada digital case files project. Our collection of microfilm spanned from 1862, before statehood, to 1999. When we were considering partners, we wanted a vendor with prior experience and knew the Virginia State Law Library had success working with Hein on a similar project several years earlier. We needed our collection to be available to legal researchers throughout Nevada, indexed by year and docket number, and keyword searchable. During the digitization process, we received several requests from the Court and library patrons for specific case files. As our entire microfilm collection had been sent to Hein, we would pass these requests on to Hein and they would scan the requested case file and return it to us, often within 24 hours. We appreciate the care given to our microfilm collection and the speed and attention they gave to our patron requests during the digitization process. We look forward to having the entire digital collection of case files available to all Nevadans by November 2025 through the HeinOnline platform.
Meet Your Presenters
Noah Short
Senior Manager, Digital Production
nshort@wshein.com
Lauren Mattiuzzo
Marketing Lead
lmattiuzzo@wshein.com
