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DatacomIT - The Future of History

DatacomIT is an IT Services & Consulting brand in Melbourne, Victoria. Publicly held, at datacomit.com.au. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. It employs 52 people, on the record. Tagged micrographic Digitisation - Microfiche, microfilm & Aperture Card and large Format Book Digitisation. It is listed alongside five similar brands, mostly in Libraries.

Profile live Public Company Founded 1982 1 office country

Key facts

Counted staff
52
self-reported 51–200 band
Founded
1982
44 years
Legal entities
None matched
Office countries
1
1 address
Funding rounds
None on record
Company type
Public Company
self-reported
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Description

With over 40 years’ experience providing digitisation to the GLAM sector, we understand preserving all types of rare and fragile cultural heritage material including books, microfilm, microfiche, photographs, negatives, slides, maps and large format material through digital methods secures the past for the future.

DatacomIT is a 100% Australian owned company and is a recognised leader in digitisation of preservation material for cultural institutions. Utilising proven leading-edge technologies, we have a clear determination to deliver the most efficient and effective solution available.

The DatacomIT team has established long-standing credibility within the archives and digitisation industry, offering expertise and professionalism to our clients.

DatacomIT plays a pivotal role in assisting clients to develop digital preservation plans.

As industry leaders in digitisation, digital preservation, and document management solutions, we currently operate the largest capacity heritage digitisation facility in Australia.

Specialties

All 8 specialties
  • Micrographic Digitisation - Microfiche
  • Microfilm & Aperture Card
  • Large Format Book Digitisation
  • Bound Volume Digitisation
  • Document Scanning
  • Photograph
  • Slide and Negative Digitisation
  • Document Management and Workflow

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Offices in 1 countryCountry footprint: 1 country, primary AU. Codes: AU.1 countryprimary AUAU
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All codes: AU

Addresses

  • AU1 Albert Rd; Melbourne, Victoria 3004Primary

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FAQ

How many people work at DatacomIT - The Future of History?

52 counted staff profiles at January 2026, inside the self-reported 51–200 band.

Where does DatacomIT - The Future of History have offices?

One address on record, Australia only. Primary: 1 Albert Rd, Melbourne, Victoria 3004.

Has DatacomIT - The Future of History raised funding?

None linked to this brand.

What does DatacomIT - The Future of History list as its specialties?

Eight tags on the brand's own list, among them Micrographic Digitisation - Microfiche, Microfilm & Aperture Card and Large Format Book Digitisation.

Which companies are listed alongside DatacomIT - The Future of History?

Five peer profiles on record: Sound Text Media and RIMPA Global.

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