Memorix Nexus is the latest generation of the Memorix collection management system suite, developed in full support of "the linked data promise" and designed using the successes and lessons learned from our Memorix Maior predecessor. Nexus not only features a modern user interface, but also offers numerous new features and capabilities for heritage institutions to manage, enrich, share and link data in a future-proof way.
With Memorix Nexus, the solution is data centric, online accessibility and usability are paramount. With just a web browser and an internet connection, you can use your computer, tablet or mobile to manage and access your collection from any location. In addition, Memorix Nexus is lightning fast and very smooth to use.
Memorix Nexus is the only collection management system designed to prioritise API first so that the collection management system can integrate with other systems and applications. This allows you to easily share, synchronise and analyse data. For example, digitisation requests made from your website can be loaded directly into Memorix Nexus.
The use of Linked (Open) Data within Memorix Nexus makes it possible to link your digital information and share it with the rest of the world. There are no longer any boundaries between collections, institutions or sectors, so all relevant information on a specific subject can be found together. Linked (Open) Data interconnects information about your digital collections, making it even more useful.
Memorix Nexus is the only collection management system designed to prioritise API first so that the collection management system can integrate with other systems and applications. This allows you to easily share, synchronise and analyse data. For example, digitisation requests made from your website can be loaded directly into Memorix Nexus.
The use of Linked (Open) Data within Memorix Nexus makes it possible to link your digital information and share it with the rest of the world. There are no longer any boundaries between collections, institutions or sectors, so all relevant information on a specific subject can be found together. Linked (Open) Data interconnects information about your digital collections, making it even more useful.
Integration of the Terminology Network allows for easy management and integration of terminologies and thesauri. The use of terms ensures better search results. Also, terms are permanently available, can be used for longer periods of time and your own term lists can be easily shared with the Terminology Network.
In Memorix Nexus, you can link any field in your record type to defined data sources, such as Schema.org or Records in Context. Memorix Nexus even allows you to link your own standards. Linking fields to defined data sources facilitates data exchange and allows you to connect your collections to external databases and websites.
With durable persistent identifiers, a digital object can always be found in the same online location. Because a digital object is given a unique identification number, the object can always be found. Even when the URL or file name changes. The use of durable persistent identifiers prevents link rot, ensuring that your heritage will always be visible and usable by the end user.
In Memorix Nexus, you can link any field in your record type to defined data sources, such as Schema.org or Records in Context. Memorix Nexus even allows you to link your own standards. Linking fields to defined data sources facilitates data exchange and allows you to connect your collections to external databases and websites.
With durable persistent identifiers, a digital object can always be found in the same online location. Because a digital object is given a unique identification number, the object can always be found. Even when the URL or file name changes. The use of durable persistent identifiers prevents link rot, ensuring that your heritage will always be visible and usable by the end user.
You can publish your datasets to the dataset register within Memorix Nexus. Within the system, you give a description of the dataset and choose the form in which it will be delivered and published. This makes publishing the dataset online easy and straightforward. The data register retrieves the data descriptions, creating an overall picture of what is available.
