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by Angela I. Fritz (Author)
As most institutions contemplate an enterprise digital content strategy for a growing number of digitized surrogates and born-digital assets, libraries, archives, and museums understand that these expanding needs can only be met by more flexible approaches offered by a multicomponent digital asset management ecosystem (DAME).
Author Biography
Angela I. Fritz is division administrator for Library, Archives, and Museum Collections (LAMC) at the Wisconsin Historical Society. In this capacity, she provides strategic direction and oversight for museum curation, archives, library administration, public services, collection development, collection management, preservation, conservation and the historical government records program. Prior to her position at the Wisconsin Historical Society, she served as the Head of the University of Notre Dame Archives and the Interim Head of Special Collections and University Archives at the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville. Her previous experience also includes working as an archivist for the Office of Presidential Libraries and Museums in Washington, D.C. where she engaged in presidential library development on behalf of the National Archives and Records Administration. She has a Ph.D in American history and public history from Loyola University-Chicago where she was awarded a Crown Fellowship in the Humanities. And, she holds a master's degree in library science with a concentration in archival administration from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
