BEARMAN, David

David Bearman, Founding Partner of Archives & Museum Informatics in
Toronto, consults for cultural institutions on information strategy.
Since leaving the Smithsonian Institution (where he was Deputy Director
of the Office of Information Resources Management) in 1986, Bearman
has directed his own consulting firm which specializes in developing new
business models and economic frameworks for archive and museum
consortia, that take advantage of information technologies to rethink
their approaches to management and delivery of cultural resources.
Bearman has been responsible for guiding the development of a national
information system for archives in the U.S., national policies towards
electronic records management in several countries, national and
international museum collaborations and network initiatives, and the
definition of a variety of archival, museum, library and publishing
non-profits that exploit and develop information standards.



デイヴィッド・ビアマン

カナダのトロントを拠点とするアーカイブズ＆ミュージアム・インフォーマティクスの共同創設者であり、現経営者。文化施設における情報戦略を専門とし、文化財のマネジメントを再考すべく、ITを活用した新しいビジネスモデルと経済枠組みをアーカイブや博物館へ提案。アメリカ国内におけるアーカイブ向け情報システム開発のブレインであり、国内外においても電子記録管理政策、ミュージアムの連携やネットワークのイニシアティブ構築などで活躍。元スミソニアン協会インフォメーション・リソース・マネージメント局長。