Journal and article archives were digitized, indexed and quality checked so a media organization could preserve content and make historical material easier to retrieve.
The challenge
Historical content needed to be preserved without leaving editors and researchers dependent on manual lookup.
The archive required consistent metadata and quality checks so search results would be useful.
The approach
SBL digitized source material, created article-level metadata and applied review routines to catch extraction and indexing errors.
The workflow prepared the archive for search, content reuse and long-term preservation.
Capture
Digitize journal and article source material.
Index
Create metadata for publication, date, article and topic discovery.
Audit
Review extraction and indexing quality before handoff.
The result
The media organization gained a more usable digital archive for historical articles and journals.
- Journal content moved from legacy formats into digital access paths.
- Article metadata improved retrieval and reuse.
- Quality review reduced search and indexing errors.
- The archive became easier to preserve and operationalize.