Today’s cultural institutions manage massive collections of digital objects and data. One single piece of artwork will typically result in a magnitude of different visualizations, from single thumbnails to high-resolution photography and comprehensive object documentation.
In order to successfully immortalize such artworks and share their stories with a global audience, museums and galleries require technologies offering a high degree of both control and flexibility.
On November 27th, we were be joined by Michael Schweller, Registrar and Exhibition Manager at LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections and Philip Axmann from zetcom, who shared insights into how they’ve worked to build an interconnected and fully scalable digital ecosystem.
In this on-demand session, you’ll see a live demonstration of how the Collection Management System (CMS), MuseumPlus, works together with the Digital Asset Management (DAM) solution, Fotoware Alto, to ensure seamless synchronization of files and data - resulting in successful digitalization of a comprehensive archive.
Amongst other things, the webinar covers:
- How integrated technologies deliver control, efficiency, and reliability without manual processes.
- How LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections maintain current, correct, and relevant information across thousands of assets.
- How the stories behind the artworks are preserved and shared with audiences in a visually pleasing manner.
If you work in within the GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives, and museums) segment, this is your chance to see how technology can transform object preservation and global storytelling.
For more information about the collections, visit: https://www.liechtensteincollections.at/
