Good questions!
What about:
* How do I enter data in a CRM-compatible form?
* Can I use only a small part of the CRM?
* I have a special collection, can I use the CRM?
* Where can I get a CRM-compatible system?
* How easy it is to migrate my system into a CRM-compatible one?
* What is the benefit of having data in a CRM-compatible form?
On 11/1/2018 6:01 PM, Richard Light wrote:
Hi,
I'll kick this issue off by floating suggestions of a few possible
FAQs. Hopefully these will trigger thoughts of other (and better)
questions which we could answer. At this stage I'm not even suggesting
what the answers might be. :-)
1. Is the CRM a data model? If not, what is it?
2. The CRM comes out of the museum community. How widely can it
usefully be applied?
3. How do I use the CRM to compare two different data standards?
4. Can I use the CRM to compare different ways of recording data
values (dates; people's names; etc.)?
5. Can I use the RDF expression of the CRM in conjunction with other
ontologies?
Richard
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