As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the nation’s legacy of historical preservation over time provides valuable insight into the nation’s development overall. The Continental Congress’s first national memorial, created to

Turning archives into the strategic layer AI can’t generate — and the future advantage only verified history can deliver. AI is transforming how organizations learn, create, and compete. But the real breakthrough

The Heritage Advantage CoLab, hosted by ArchivalOne in partnership with History Associates, PastView, and NOS, is redefining how organizations understand, preserve, and activate their history. More than a roundtable or webinar series, the CoLab is a collaborative

Preservation isn’t just about safeguarding the past—it’s about innovating for the future. At HAI, we recently convened a dynamic roundtable that brings together expert preservation professionals, technologists, and archival leaders to explore

The legal cases discussed in the first article post of this series illustrate the kinds of challenges archivists might encounter as AI becomes ubiquitous in many aspects of our lives. Yet even

Unforeseen risks and disasters are an undeniable reality. From hurricanes and floods to wildfires and droughts, aging infrastructure, and more, these events are becoming increasingly frequent and severe, posing significant threats to

Unlock the power of your archives and streamline the preservation, digitization, and management of precious collections. Create and deliver engaging experiences for audiences through innovative showcasing of your valuable historical assets.  In

New service for collections is announced: ArchivalOne. ArchivalOne, a new joint venture formed by HAI, NOS, and PastView, represents a pioneering effort in the preservation and digitization of historical artifacts and collections

As a museum director or curator, you know the value of your collections, in terms of both historical significance and emotional impact on your visitors. Digitizing your existing collections can make them