At Libnova we are committed to offering our clients the best digitalization services, adjusted to all the needs marked by new technologies and innovation.
Our motto “Preserve your legacy, preserve the memory of the world” perfectly summarizes our ideal. Digitalization not only represents a technological advance, but also a fundamental responsibility that we have towards future generations. In a world where knowledge and culture are transmitted through countless documents, records and artifacts, digitalization stands as the most powerful tool to preserve the world’s memory and ensure that our legacy endures over time.
Preserving the memory of the world is not simply an option; It is an obligation that we must assume collectively. Through digitalization, we can safeguard both the global cultural heritage and the history and legacy of any company. This process ensures that the knowledge, traditions and achievements achieved are not lost to oblivion, but rather remain accessible and usable for future generations.
For companies, digitalization involves much more than the modernization of their internal processes. It is a commitment to the preservation of its history, its values and its corporate identity. Digitizing your archives, documents and testimonies not only protects your heritage, but also allows you to build a bridge between the past and the future, ensuring that your legacy can be understood and valued by generations to come.
By digitally preserving the world’s memory and business legacy, we are offering future generations the tools necessary to learn from the past, innovate in the present and build a more informed and conscious future. Digitization thus becomes an act of responsibility and a legacy in itself, ensuring that the wealth of our collective knowledge and experience remains alive and accessible to all.
All physical support is susceptible to being
digitized.
LIBNOVA S.L. – Paseo de la Castellana, 153, 28046 Madrid
Tel: 34 91 449 08 94 – Fax: 34 91 141 21 21
LIBNOVA S.L. – Paseo de la Castellana, 153, 28046 Madrid
Tel: 34 91 449 08 94 – Fax: 34 91 141 21 21
