Bibliohack is an initiative focused on the digital transformation of libraries, archives, and museums. We aim to make the tools used to digitize, manage, and publish collections online more accessible and sustainable, strengthening institutional capacity.
To achieve this, we combine two approaches: open technologies and open standards that promote interoperability and resource sharing, and appropriate technologies that offer effective solutions in challenging contexts.
We have experience developing digitization infrastructure, implementing heritage management systems, integrating metadata standards, and processing specialized databases.
We provide services, training, and consulting to cultural heritage organizations navigating the challenges of incorporating information technology into their workflows.
Collective Access is open-source collections management and presentation software designed for museums, archives, and special collections. It handles large, heterogeneous collections with complex cataloguing requirements and supports a variety of metadata standards and media formats. Visit our Collective Access microsite (Spanish only) to learn more about our work with this tool.
Beyond implementing digitization projects for cultural institutions, Bibliohack seeks to develop stable strategic collaborations with the aim of building institutional capacity within organizations and creating shared resources for the community: drawings, code, processes, documentation.