DataSource Engineers Enterprise-Wide System for Maryland Archives

    SILVER SPRING, Md., June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- DataSource, Inc., a $15 million
 company which provides information systems engineering, business process
 reengineering, and network design to the commercial and government marketplace
 announces that it is developing an integrated, enterprise-wide automated
 system for the Maryland State Archives.
     The project covers archival records, special collections, artistic
 property, and publications for the Archives, as well as finance, accounting
 and administration functions.  Workflow is an important component of the
 system, as is an interface between the Archive's RDBMS (MS SQL Server) and an
 HTML-based file management system with both intranet and extranet
 functionality.
     The Archives system will be developed as an n-tier client/server
 architecture.  "It will integrate the functionalities of the various stovepipe
 systems they have currently and give them an enterprise-wide system," said
 Pamela W. Hopkins, President and Chief Executive Officer of DataSource, Inc.
     DataSource, Inc. provides information services to various Maryland
 agencies, including the Department of Transportation, the Maryland Insurance
 Administration, the Public Defender's Service and others.
     Founded in 1994 by Pamela Hopkins, DataSource has grown to more than 80
 employees and projected revenues of $15 million in under five years.
 DataSource, Inc. is headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland.
 
 

SOURCE  DataSource, Inc.