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6th Australasian User Group Meeting, Adelaide, 5-6 September 2007 Print
Adelaide EMu User Group Meeting 2007The 6th Australasian EMu User Group Meeting was held in Adelaide, Australia, on 6-7 September at the Art Gallery of South Australia, and was attended by 44 EMu users. Consensus is that this was another successful EMu meeting. The program and topics, presentations, and the venue itself drew particularly favourable feedback. Day Two commenced with the ever popular Q&A session, an opportunity for users to pose any EMu related question to KE.

Two guest speakers made presentations: Darren Peacock, Director of Sweet Technology Pty. Ltd., spoke on "Trends in using collections information on the web", and Myra Pastuch from ICS (International Conservation Services) discussed "The use of the import tool at OPH/ICS".

On both days, following the formal sessions, attendees were invited to participate in tours of local institutions: the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Migration Museum and the South Australian Museum.

The 2008 User Group Meeting will be held at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, on Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 September 2008.

Day 1 - 5 September Presentations
Bernard Marshall
Chief Technology Officer
KE Software
EMu New Features
Philip Edgar
Manager, Collections Information Department
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
EMu, 2 years on ...
Dianne Bray
Museum Victoria
EMu enters the molecular era at Museum Victoria

Larry Gall
Head, Computer Systems & Curatorial Affiliate in Entomology
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

EMu on a diet
Ben Sullivan
General Manager
KE Software (UK)
Project Planning and news from England
Kaj Lindstrom
General Manager
Art Gallery of South Australia
How the Art Gallery of South Australia found EMu and learned to live with it
Melissa Tulig
Bioinformatics Manager
New York Botanic Gardens
The Lecythidaceae Pages:
An EMu-based electronic monograph
Day 2 - 6 september Presentations
Darren Peacock
Sweet Technology
Trends in using collections information on the web
Kristy Dermody
South Australian Maritime Museum
Allison Russell
National Motor Museum
‘One year on, after going live with EMu’ – an overview
Giselle Stanton
Collection Information Manager - Standards and Support
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
EMu Support
Lee-Anne Raymond
Collection Information Systems
Museum Victoria
Transaction Pains – Managing Object ‘Activities’ for Exhibitions and Conservation
Myra Pastuch
ICS/OPH
Use of Import tool at ICS/OPH
Gerard Wood
Technical Writer
KE Software
EMu Documentation