Looking for current cost models for contracted digital services

I am interested in seeing any cost models for digital
services that 
libraries are contracting out for interested parties who
cannot afford 
to purchase their own CMS system or have a limited number of
objects for 
digitization; i.e., smaller libraries, archives, and museums
who wish to 
use larger libraries' CMS services, servers, and personnel
for their 
digitization and digital collections, and want to pay for
certain 
services (scanning, metadata cataloging, hosting and
preservation, 
project management and website design).  Please reply
privately to me 
with this information.  Thanks.

Dr. Brad Eden
edenlibrary.ucsb.edu


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The Cherry Hill Company offers a very low-cost version of
its  
LibrarySite 2 Web content management service package using
the award- 
winning Drupal open-source content management framework.
Base packages  
include installation, maintenance, configuration, training,
one year  
of hosting (if needed) and one year of email-based support.

We also offer all manner of library-centric custom services
mostly  
build around open-source software, as well as bespoke
managed hosting.

Our hosting facility is in a secure tier-one data center,
one hop from  
the backbone (three IXPs).

Thanks,

Cary Gordon, MLS
The Cherry Hill Company
http://www.chillco.com



On Feb 22, 2008, at 1:52 PM, Brad Eden wrote:

> I am interested in seeing any cost models for digital
services that  
> libraries are contracting out for interested parties
who cannot  
> afford to purchase their own CMS system or have a
limited number of  
> objects for digitization; i.e., smaller libraries,
archives, and  
> museums who wish to use larger libraries' CMS services,
servers, and  
> personnel for their digitization and digital
collections, and want  
> to pay for certain services (scanning, metadata
cataloging, hosting  
> and preservation, project management and website
design).  Please  
> reply privately to me with this information.  Thanks.
>
> Dr. Brad Eden
> edenlibrary.ucsb.edu

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