• Application:
  Finding Aids are detailed guides to archival collections and Ace specializes in creating oline finding aids.
• Segment:
  For academic institutions, libraries and repositories.
• Content:
  Finding Aids are basically in printed form and don’t have electronic copies. Findind Aids normally have author, unit title, unit date,location, container list etc.
• Advantage:
  The final database is an integration of numerous online Finding Aids.In the future, this database can be used to link to the digitized archival material itself.
• Encoding:
  The encoding is using the mark-up requirements of Encoded Archival Description Document Type Definition EAD.DTD.

We have rich experience in executing Legal Process outsourcing work(LPO) of various Legal Agencies in US.

• Application:
  Conversion of hard copy Legal records to SGML format.
• Segment:
  Legislative assemblies, legal proceedings, laws of legislative assemblies.
• Content:
  Creating a SGML tagged database from 17th Century Journal of the Houe of Representatives and Journal of the Senate through today. These Documents are basically in printed from and do not have electronic copies. The source material consists of photocopies from the originally published journals.
• Advantage:
  The SGML tagged database will failitate electronic access to these legal records as well as their electronic delivery via the Web.
• Encoding:
  The encoding is using the mark-up requirements of proprietary JOURNALS.DTD.

• Application:
  Conversion of printed business and current affairs publiations to SGML format.
• Segment:
  Public Utilities.
• Content:
  Business and Current Affairs publications. Source material consists of magazines, scholarly publications and trade journals in hardcopy form. The source material can contain both English and French languages.
• Advantage:
  The SGML tagged database will facilitate electronic access as well as their electronic delivery via the web.
• Encoding:
  The encoding is using the mark-up requirements of properitary KIWI54.DTD.

• Application:
  Conversion of micro filmed medieval books of 14th to 17th Century in England.
• Segment:
  Public Utilities and archieval.
• Content:
  Varied subject matter like poems, stories, anecdotes, captions, speech,dialogues and the like.
• Advantage:
  The SGML tagged database will facilitate electronic access as well as their electronic delivery via the web.
• Encoding:
  The encoding is using the mark-up requirements of properitary EEBO25GM_DTD.

• Application:
  Creating e-books in OEB, LIT or Adobe readable formats. Creating Palm books as per PDB format readable in Palm reader.
• Segment:
  E-book publisher, public library. In-house use in academic institutions. Palm readers.
• Content:
  Novels, technical, managerial and other books.
• Advantage:
  The HTML, PDF and LIT formatted database will facilitate electronic access as well as their electronic delivery via the Web. Similar is the case of PDB format.
• Encoding:
  The encoding is using HTML mark-up requirements and is then converted to either LIT or PDB format as per required output.

• Application:
  Creating complete electronic manual describing components and accessories (assembly and disassembly, maintenance) of an aircraft.
• Segment:
  Manufacturing organization.
• Content:
  These are printed source materials comprising of various manuals and forms.
• Advantage:
  Searching and easy location of parts description and in-house usage.
• Encoding:
  The SGML encoding is done using mark-up requirements of the proprietary CMM.DTD (components and maintenance manual).

• Application:
  Creating XML encoded meta data files and PDF for printed journals of various scientific subjects like Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry.
• Segment:
  Education and research institutes
• Content:
  These are printed journals with grey scale images, line arts and mathematical formulae. The converted digital content has the metadata information at article level in XML format and all the pages in PDF form. The equations are captured in WYSWIG format.
• Advantage:
  The XML encoded information is used to search from the web and PDF for archiving as well as for in-house usage of the research institutions.
• Encoding:
  The XML encoding is done using the mark-up requirements of the proprietary HEADERREFS.DTD