Fast Facts
Manages the full life cycle of digital content, in every format
Easily scalable to meet your asset management needs
Overview
Ex Libris Rosetta is an end-to-end digital asset management and preservation solution for libraries, archives, museums and other institutions, enabling you to safely and securely collect, manage, publish, deliver, and ensure longevity for digital information of many different types. With Rosetta’s unique content preservation planning module and its Format Library knowledge base, shared by the entire Rosetta community, you can identify format risks, evaluate mitigation alternatives, and select the best preservation actions.
With an emphasis on workflow optimization and an easy-to-use web-based user interface, Rosetta has already been adopted by dozens of institutions worldwide to manage digitized and “born” digital cultural heritage, research data, and more. Moreover, a rule-based workflow engine and open architecture allows these institutions to develop unique plug-in tools and applications to enhance the system and integrate it with existing tools.
The fastest time-to-value solution
Rosetta, with its out-of-the-box configurations, and pre-installed tools and extensions, provides the fastest time to value for your library, allowing you to start benefiting from it on day one.
The only complete digital asset management (DAM) and preservation solution
Rosetta fully consolidates siloed DAM and preservation operations in one unified solution, allowing you to eliminate duplicate processes and administration, and maintain data consistency.
Community-driven Format Library knowledge base
Rosetta’s Format Library provides information about formats, applications, technical metadata extractors, risks, and more. The library is continually updated by Rosetta users, sharing the most accurate and current data available.
Open platform – flexible, customizable and extendable
Rosetta is a truly open platform. You can extend its core functionalities and integrate with third-party solutions and tools, using Rosetta’s wealth of APIs, plug-ins and open interfaces.
Business logic-driven workflows
Since no two customers are alike, Rosetta’s business logic engine provides flexible and advanced configuration options. You can define your own rules and workflows, to meet current and evolving business needs.
Highly scalable - handling your ever-growing collections
Rosetta provides a scalable infrastructure that addresses the need to preserve and manage ever-growing digital collections. You can start with a small-scale institutional architecture and expand the solution as needed.
Storage neutrality - protect your storage investment
You can fully leverage your investment in existing storage solutions using Rosetta’s built-in Storage Abstraction Layer, which facilitates connections to virtually any storage solution.
Variety of delivery viewers – making your collection accessible
Rosetta provides many of out-of-the-box delivery viewers, while Rosetta’s open interfaces and extensible architecture allow you to easily add and integrate new viewers.
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