Case Studies:

Tufts University Library. Tufts University has a variety of digitization projects: from classical texts to Arabic English dictionaries to historical Boston phonebooks. Learn how Digital Divide Data uses a variety of technologies to meet all of Tufts’ needs.

The Harvard Crimson. Read how we helped one of the nation’s oldest college newspapers make 19th century content accessible to the Harvard community and the world.

The European Union needed to capture and analyze 10,000 rural disarmament surveys. Read here how DDD not only captured the data but also built a front end Access database to make analysis a snap.

Economists Amy Finkelstein and Sara Reber wanted to capture thousands of pages of data for their economic research projects. Find out how Digital Divide Data captured their data more quickly, accurately and cost effectively than by using research assistants, and gave them more time to focus on their number one priority: their research.

This South East Asian mobile phone operator thought their internal process for capturing customer application data was optimized. Read here how Digital Divide Data processed their data at a lower cost, higher quality and with daily turnaround.

Read how we improved a litigation firm’s ability to defend its client by improving its capture techniques for important case records. Not only did DDD do the job more effectively, it saved the law firm – who had been using a large team of temps to do the work – time and money.

Bain Capital needed to accurately assess whether its potential transaction had value or not, but the huge volumes of data were paper-based. Read how Digital Divide Data turned around the data on a 24-hour basis, and helped Bain more effectively understand its deal.