ABERGOWER LIMITED

Company description

Abergower's team have over 15 years experience in the conversion of paper and electronic files to digital content. Our services include on and off-site processing of critical in-bound information and we use or expertise and knowledge to design and implement our services to match the exact requirements of our growing customer base. Key services include document scanning, data capture, data validation, linkage to customer database systems image archive storage and retrieval. All of these supported by our professional services division and we comply with all appropriate international standards. Specialised applications cover specialised book scanning for archival institutions where quality of output delicate handling procedures and qualified experience with working with major institutions have allowed us to be widely recognised for our expertise in this area. We have extended this into the world of 3D scanning and printing where we have been appointed as a preferred supplier to all universities colleges and schools and NHS trusts in the UK with regard to sales and services of all 3D technologies. We are keen to work with partners and organisations to offer enhanced levels of services to our growing customer base in the UK and internationally. We are open to new ideas and technologies that will increase our value in a competitive market and we have high growth ambitions. We have experience in working in our customer sites in Switzerland, Belgium, Hungary and now Australia. We are keen to expand this further and are keen to explore new options and work with partners to deliver world class standards.

Expertise

International

Australia, Barbados, Belgium, Ghana, Hungary, Ireland, Jamaica, Morocco, Nigeria, Romania, St Vincent, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago

ABERGOWER LIMITED case studies

State Library - New South Wales Australia

Abergower won a hugely prestigious contract for the State Library of NSW to digitise precious bound book pages from a number of very important collections of work covering a 100 year time period.

Case study