State Archives and Records NSW is a member of the Australasian Digital Recordkeeping Initiative (ADRI). ADRI is an undertaking of the Council of Australasian Archives and Records Authorities, the peak body of government archives and records institutions in Australia and New Zealand.Here at State Records we have heard from several agencies who have invested in the development of a ‘bridge’ from their Web Content Management System to their EDRMS, in order to capture website records. In some cases the CMS is an open source solution such as Plone or MySpace. We would love to hear from you if you have developed such a ‘bridge’ or if you are interested in doing so.
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Thanks for putting this site together. I think it will be valuable. One comment, I think in the “bridging your cms” content you mean Mysource Matrix and not “MySpace”
Thank you for your feedback Anthony, and thanks for pointing out the MySpace / MySource error. I did indeed mean MySource!
Planning is implementing the Objective EDRMS and is looking for a WCMS that will provide a bridge. This will be mainly for the Intranet as that will have the greatest need for sharing ‘master’ documents stored in the EDRMS.
I think some of the major WCMS providers are looking at adding this functionality to their products.