About us

Our Origins: Pioneers in Digital Preservation

In 2010, The Corts Foundation, in partnership with the National Archives of Indonesia (ANRI), launched the DASA Project, the country’s first major heritage digitization initiative. Over 1.1 million pages of 17th and 18th-century Dutch East India Company (VOC) archives were digitized, unlocking invaluable historical knowledge.
To support this groundbreaking effort, PT Aliz Dinamika (PTAD) was established in 2013. Since then, we’ve been at the forefront of heritage imaging and digital access in Indonesia.

Building Infrastructure, Bridging Nations
Preservation is more than storage. It’s about building resilient systems and global collaboration.
Key milestones in our journey:

1. In 2017, we partnered with DE REE Information Management (Netherlands) to support the development of digital infrastructure for Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums across Indonesia.
2. In 2019, we began working with i2S DigiBook (France and Malaysia) to integrate world-class scanners and imaging software into local digitization projects.
3. By 2022, after training at the National Archives of the Netherlands and Hoogduin Paper Restorers, we launched our professional paper restoration studio in Indonesia.

Today, we offer both digital and physical preservation solutions. From scanning equipment and archival software to conservation services and storage supplies.