Terentia blog

Without a museum disaster preparedness plan, your facilities and collections objects are at risk. But something else is at risk that you may not have considered—your museum’s data.

Implementing effective cross-functional digital asset management (DAM) workflows in museums can be tricky.

When considering how to ensure ethical and responsible AI use in their museums, leadership is navigating a crucial question: How can our institution benefit from artificial intelligence without causing harm?

The emerging role of artificial intelligence (AI) in museums sparks both excitement and hesitation. While some institutions embraced AI as early adopters, others maintain their distance for now, preferring to observe its evolution and impact on the sector.

Digital preservation for GLAMP institutions like museums, libraries, archives, and performing arts organizations is often overlooked. But it’s critical to the long-term sustainability and accessibility of digital cultural heritage.

Choosing a digital asset management (DAM) platform is the easiest part of implementation. Once you’ve selected your digital asset management system, the real work begins.