Press Releases
Frederick, Md. – Crowley Company owner and president Christopher Crowley announces the formal release of the UScan+ HD, the next generation in the UScan+ line of universal microform scanners. Utilizing three decades of Mekel and Wicks and Wilson technology, the company’s manufacturing arms, Crowley is now offering the highest resolution on the market for this scanner type with an 18 megapixel active pixel sensor array for maximum image clarity. Microform includes: microfilm; microfiche; aperture cards; photo negatives; slides and more. Crowley…
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Frederick, Maryland U.S.A. and Hannover, Germany – Opening March 14, 2016, Germany’s CeBIT is the world’s largest trade fair showcasing digital IT and telecommunications solutions. According to The Crowley Company president, Christopher Crowley, the conference creates an ideal forum for the firm to demonstrate and introduce its line of document and microfilm digital scan and retrieval systems. “We have an extensive international reseller network for our own manufactured products,” explains Crowley, “and we also represent several international products in the…
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Frederick, Md. and Boston, Ma. – The Crowley Company will introduce a new Zeutschel book scanner to the U.S. market, feature popular book and microfilm library scanners and host New York City icon and author Garrett Buhl Robinson beginning this Friday at the 2016 ALA Midwinter Meeting. From Friday, January 8 through Monday, January 11, The Crowley Company will be exhibiting their scan systems in Booth 1707. Why Exhibit? “Libraries are a key demographic for Crowley’s scanning hardware and imaging…
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“There are a thousand aging i7300 and other model reference scanners still in use, which speaks strongly to market demand. Unfortunately, the Windows XP platform on which many of these were built is no longer supported by Microsoft; ongoing maintenance and repair is becoming costly. The MACH7380 has been engineered to continually adapt to future operating system versions.”…
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Frederick, Md. – The Crowley Company, a worldwide leader in digital and analog scanning and capture solutions and services, is pleased to announce it has received three platinum and a gold award from the LibraryWorks, Inc. second annual Modern Library Awards (MLA) program. The awards will be presented January 8-12 at the American Library Association MidWinter Meeting in Boston, Ma. The MLA’s were created to recognize the top products in the library industry in a truly unbiased format. Products were…
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Frederick, MD and Basingstoke, UK– Christopher Crowley, president of The Crowley Company, a worldwide manufacturer and supplier of high-volume and walk-up book, microfilm and document scanners, micrographic imaging systems and digitization services, today announced the addition of Duncan Moule and Paul Ottariano to the firm’s sales team. “We’re particularly excited to have Duncan join our team,” says Crowley, “because it represents the first time in our 35-year history that we will have a dedicated hardware representative based in Europe. We…
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”HistoryIT’s partnership with The Crowley Company, emphasizes Gwinn-Becker, “will allow us to deliver an end-to-end solution – from strategy to scanning to software to searchability and sharing – for organizations of any size. This approach is not only in the best interests of our customers; it is in the best interest of the important histories that they protect.” …
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Frederick, Md. and San Francisco, Ca. – The Crowley Company is bringing its most popular library scanners to this week’s 2015 ALA Annual Conference, along with a brand new image hosting system and Zeutschel’s 3D book viewer. Established in 1876, the American Library Association (ALA) is dedicated to the advancement of library and information services and to providing information and resources to librarians and library patrons. From Friday, June 26 through Monday, June 29, The Crowley Company will be exhibiting…
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Frederick, Md. – The winners of the 2015 Communicator Awards have been announced by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts on Thursday, June 11th, and Frederick-based company Digital Bard received recognition for six entries. The top honor, an Award of Excellence, was awarded for an 11-minute branding piece created in conjunction with East West Communications for the African country of Equatorial Guinea. Awards of Distinction were given for an animated video for iHire, a product demo for The Crowley…
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Elkton, Md. (by Eric Mease, special to the Cecil Whig) – The Historical Society of Cecil County stepped into the electronic age last week when it took possession of electronic versions of the Cecil County Slave Records (1853-64), Alms House Record books, the Elkton Press (1823-29), Perryville Record (1893-1904) and nine bound volumes of the Cecil Democrat.
To read the full story posted in the Cecil Whig on Saturday, June 6th, 2015, click here.
