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Defining the Boundaries: Securing Separate Museum Data in a Unified CMS Ecosystem
Rachael Woody outlines how to balance collaborative access with institutional autonomy through security codes, user permissions, and governance protocols. Source Read...
Podcast: The Heated Rivalry ripple effect impacting playwrights publishing in Canada
Annie Gibson talks to us about an unexpected entanglement between Heated Rivalry breakout star Hudson Williams and Playwrights Canada Press’...
The Post-Custodial Shift in Archiving
Post-custodial archiving offers a path in which records remain with their creators, and archivists act as partners; per Margot Note,...
Tips for School Librarians: Wrapping up the School Year with Reflective Practice
Reflect before summer by noting successes, challenges, and improvements from the school year to guide future planning, teaching, technology use,...
Canadians and rising book prices 2025
How much are Canadian book buyers willing to pay for books, how Canadian book buyers are spending their money, and...
Understanding Multi-item vs. Multicomponent products in ONIX: Making sense of one of ONIX’s trickiest distinctions
This new Application Note tackles what Executive Director Graham Bell calls “one of the trickier aspects of ONIX”. Read More
AI for Knowledge Teams: What It Can Do, What It Can’t—and Where to Start
The reality of AI in KM practice is complex. Clare Bilobrk outlines what AI can do today, where its limitations...
Navigating Museum CMS Vocabularies and Aggregates for Unified Discovery
Rachael Woody outlines how the Utah Division of Arts & Museums and the Utah Historical Society navigated vocabulary implementation and...
Ready to Read: How Online Access Creates New Opportunities: Lessons from a Canadian Art Gallery
Learn how the MacLaren Art Centre uses Argus to build relationships with visitors, researchers, peer institutions, and local students. Source Read More
Ready to Read: How Argus Helped the BC Sports Hall of Fame Manage a High-Stakes Collection Move
The BC Sports Hall of Fame curation team leveraged Argus to manage their collection relocation to make way for the...
Canadian book borrowers in 2025
Insights into the behaviour of Canadian book borrowers. Read More
A Librarian’s Summer 2026 Reading List
Librarian Dr. Lauren Hays offers her annual summer reading list which this year includes a blend of escapist, scientific, pedagogical,...
Green Archiving and the Sustainable Steward
Green archiving is the practice of aligning archival workflows with sustainability to ensure the past supports the future, and per...
May 2026 Loan Stars Junior Canadian top picks
Top Canadian Jr. picks for May 2026. Read More
The KM Cure, Part 3: Knowledge Rot
Stan Garfield explores how knowledge rot—outdated, inaccurate, conflicting, redundant, or missing information—causes costly errors and poor decisions without active curation....
The Architecture of Partnership: Record Forms for Cross-Searchable Data
Argus and ArchivEra made it possible for UA&M and UHS to partner on a shared cataloging approach that worked for...
Loan Stars is 10!
Celebrate 10 years of Loan Stars and get a glimpse of the key numbers to note from the 177 top...
Active Learning in Library Instruction
Think/Pair/Share and Predict-Observe-Explain are simple active learning strategies that boost engagement, reflection, collaboration, and understanding during in-person instruction sessions. Source Read...
Canadian book buyers in 2025
Insights into the behaviour of Canadian book buyers. Read More
Considering Blockchain and Archival Record Integrity
The greatest threat to a record is not destruction, but alteration. Blockchain-based digital preservation can help archives maintain authentic, tamper-proof...
Subject Spotlight: Juvenile Fiction
Sales and library circulation data of Juvenile Fiction titles during the the first quarter of 2026. Read More
The KM Cure, Part 2: Minimizing Information Overload
Stan Garfield explores how knowledge management principles can help organizations reduce information overload, improve discoverability, and ensure valuable content reaches...
Power in Partnerships: How Two Utah Cultural Organizations Use a Shared Museum CMS
The Utah Division of Arts & Museums and the Utah Historical Society selected Lucidea’s Argus and ArchivEra to create a...
Canadians and their leisure time in 2025: Leisure & Reading study
This free report looks at how Canadians are spending their leisure time and the behaviours of Canadian readers in 2025. Read...
Kendra K. Levine on the First Combined ASIS&T and Special Libraries Conference
Kendra K. Levine shares what special librarians and information professionals can expect from the first combined ASIS&T and Special Libraries...
Archival Ethics and Respecting the Right to Be Forgotten
From GDPR erasure requests to public interest exemptions and privacy protection, explore how “the right to be forgotten” affects archivists...
The KM Cure, Part 1: Preventing Knowledge Loss
Knowledge loss happens when departing employees take judgment, know-how, and context with them. Stan Garfield outlines risks, costs, and practical...