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Museums
Museums make collections digitally accessible when objects, documents and contextual information come together in a structured way.
Museums work with many different types of material: objects, related documents, photographs, records, provenance materials, conservation documentation and historical sources. Much of this information belongs together, but is often stored in different formats, systems or locations.
With Imageware solutions, museums can capture, structure and prepare content for digital use. This supports collection documentation, makes digital presentation easier and helps make materials more accessible for research, outreach and internal workflows.
Use cases for museums
From digital capture to collection presentation: Imageware helps museums digitise objects, documents and contextual information in a traceable way and make them usable.
Digital museum work needs more than individual image files. To be useful, digital content must be described, assigned and connected to existing collection or documentation structures. For objects in particular, images, metadata and related information need to be considered together.
Imageware solutions support these processes in a structured way: content is captured or imported, processed, enriched with information and then handed over to target systems or presented as part of a digital collection. This creates digital services that make collections more visible while also supporting internal workflows.
Let’s talk about your digital collections.
Whether you are working on object capture, historical materials, a collection portal or controlled access, we can help you clarify the requirements and shape a workflow that fits your collections, use cases and target systems.