AIM25 Event: Visit Max Communications 10/04/25

Exterior view of Max Communications Unit 2

Max Communications warmly invites AIM25 members to tour our offices and production facility at Woolwich on the morning of Thursday the 10th of April, 9:30am-12:30pm.

This is a rare opportunity to follow the journey of historical materials once they are ingested into Max, from physical storage and conservation, through to digitisation, quality assurance and digital preservation (using our DP solution Soteria+). The morning will also be an opportunity to catchup with colleagues and to hear an AIM25 update from Anne Barrett and Geoff Browell, including a demo of the new AIM25 website. Tea and coffee will be provided. Following the tour, visitors will be free to join AIM25 colleagues and members of the Max team to purchase lunch at a local pub.

Tickets

Tickets are free but limited. To apply for a ticket, please kindly fill out this form by Monday the 31st of March. You will then be contacted by AIM25 admin to confirm your place. 

Accessibility 

As Max is working facility spread across several period buildings without lift access. Our conservation and digitisation areas are small and, unfortunately, accessibility cannot be guaranteed. 

Photography Notice

A photographer from Max Communications will be capturing the event for future promotional use by AIM25, and by Max. If you prefer not to be included in photography, please let us know on the day.

Questions

If you have any questions, please feel free to message us at info@maxcommunications.co.uk, marking your message “AIM25 April Event”.

About Max Communications

Founded in 1998, Max Communications (Max) began as a specialist digitisation provider, with early clients including the V&A, Natural History Museum, and Royal Geographical Society. Over the past 25 years, we have expanded into a multi-faceted operation with offices in London, Edinburgh, and Nevada, USA serving the Culture, Heritage, and Life Science sectors.

We provide end-to-end archive services, including conservation, digitisation, metadata management, transcription, OCR, ASR, digital asset management, and digital preservation. Our expertise is trusted by prestigious institutions and blue-chip companies, with a strong emphasis on long-term client relationships.

In 2016, we were awarded the Royal Warrant for Digitisation and Archiving Services, which was proudly renewed in December 2024 under King Charles III.

For more information about Max, please contact info@maxcommunications.co.uk.

Conservation and restoration of historical materials undertaken at Max Communications, Woolwich.
A digital capture station in action at Max Communications Woolwich.
The audio-video capture suite at Max Communications, Woolwich.

AIM25 Event: Visit Max Communications 10/04/25

Max Communications warmly invites AIM25 members to tour our offices and production facility at Woolwich on the morning of Thursday the 10th of April, 9:30am-12:30pm.

This is a rare opportunity to follow the journey of historical materials once they are ingested into Max, from physical storage and conservation, through to digitisation, quality assurance and digital preservation (using our DP solution Soteria+). The morning will also be an opportunity to catchup with colleagues and to hear an AIM25 update from Anne Barrett and Geoff Browell, including a demo of the new AIM25 website. Tea and coffee will be provided. Following the tour, visitors will be free to join AIM25 colleagues and members of the Max team to purchase lunch at a local pub.

Tickets

Tickets are free but limited. To apply for a ticket, please kindly fill out this form by Monday the 31st of March. You will then be contacted by AIM25 admin to confirm your place. 

Accessibility 

As Max is working facility spread across several period buildings without lift access. Our conservation and digitisation areas are small and, unfortunately, accessibility cannot be guaranteed. 

Photography Notice

A photographer from Max Communications will be capturing the event for future promotional use by AIM25, and by Max. If you prefer not to be included in photography, please let us know on the day.

Questions

If you have any questions, please feel free to message us at info@maxcommunications.co.uk, marking your message “AIM25 April Event”.

About Max Communications

Founded in 1998, Max Communications (Max) began as a specialist digitisation provider, with early clients including the V&A, Natural History Museum, and Royal Geographical Society. Over the past 25 years, we have expanded into a multi-faceted operation with offices in London, Edinburgh, and Nevada, USA serving the Culture, Heritage, and Life Science sectors.

We provide end-to-end archive services, including conservation, digitisation, metadata management, transcription, OCR, ASR, digital asset management, and digital preservation. Our expertise is trusted by prestigious institutions and blue-chip companies, with a strong emphasis on long-term client relationships.

In 2016, we were awarded the Royal Warrant for Digitisation and Archiving Services, which was proudly renewed in December 2024 under King Charles III.

For more information about Max, please contact info@maxcommunications.co.uk.

Conservation and restoration of historical materials undertaken at Max Communications, Woolwich.
A digital capture station in action at Max Communications Woolwich.
The audio-video capture suite at Max Communications, Woolwich.

Exterior view of Max Communications Unit 2