The Natural History Museum (NHM) was delighted that the KE EMu implementation was delivered on time and under budget and is probably the first science project to achieve this. The existence of a single database covering all specimens - zoological, entomological, palaeontological, botanical and mineralogical - has been a major factor in improving efficiency and optimising consistent business processes across the Museum.
Graham Higley
Head of NHM Library & Information Services, Chair of Biodiversity Heritage Library
The Natural History Museum (London)

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KE Software is a private company, founded in 1986 and owned by the principals and staff. Our business focusses exclusively on two products: KE EMu, the world's premier collections management system for natural history museums, cultural history museums, art museums, herbaria, botanic gardens, archives and special collections; and KE Vitalware, a full featured vital statistics management system for Registries of Births, Deaths and Marriages.

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EMuKE EMu is the world's premier collections management system for natural history museums, cultural history museums, art museums, herbaria, botanic gardens, archives and special collections. Our clients include the largest and most prestigious museums in the world.

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VitalwareKE Vitalware is a full featured vital statistics management system for Registries of Births, Deaths and Marriages. KE has more vital records installations in operation than any other software vendor, with Vitalware handling more than two million transactions annually, and managing something over 100 million records.

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Texpress Version 8.2 now available
Wednesday, 24 June 2009 21:56

Released on 13 July 2009, Texpress 8.2 includes numerous updates and fixes. Full details, including update notes, can be found here.
 
Vitalware Help Updated (02 April 2009)
Thursday, 02 April 2009 20:58

The Vitalware Help has been updated and can be downloaded from this website. Updates include details of a new Statistics module. For a list of all updates, see What's new? Download instructions are available here.

 
7th European User Group Meeting, Bristol, 3-4 June 2009
Tuesday, 23 June 2009 19:51

The 7th European EMu User Group Meeting was hosted by Bristol Museums Galleries and Archives (BMGA) on 3-4 June 2009, in Bristol, UK.

There were over 45 attendees from several countries. For more information on the topics discussed please click here
 
EMu Help Updated (02 April 2009)
Thursday, 02 April 2009 20:56

The EMu Help has been updated and can be downloaded from this website. Updates include details of new Taxonomy tabs and a new Statistics module. For a list of all updates, see What's new? Download instructions are available here.

 
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