No 71: Technologies

The special focus in this newsletter issue tries to give you some ideas, how technologies can help your organisation. We portrait solutions and tools, give previews to upcoming conferences, and provide background facts.

As a website provider serving the cultural field, we are closely involved with those technologies, which can be applied in the arts. Not only the opportunity to be present in the world wide web has pushed cultural institutions forward to the digital age. The application of software and hardware to administer, control, or fasten working processes in the organisation is another big influence and constantly widen the role of an arts manager today. In addition, ticketing and database marketing solutions brought unexpected opportunities to both improve the customer relationsships and reduce communication cost.

Special Topic - Technologies

Knowledge: Art, Science & Technology. Part I: Causality by Design
Knowledge: Art, Science & Technology. Part II: Epistemes
Portrait: LabforCulture - an online information and knowledge platform
Book: Creativity and Innovation in the Music Industry
Education: Mighty Mouse Returns Developing Your E-strategy
Preview: SHOWTECH presents technical equipment and event services
Preview: Conference for Technologies in the Arts
Preview: Heritage Impact 2007 takes focus on Technologies
Preview: Cyberspace, D-world and E-learning for Libraries and Schools
Preview: 2007 International Ticketing Association Summer Conference
Link Collection for Technologies

General Topics

Education: Leadership programme for cultural industries
New Collaboration, New Benefits: Transnational Museum Collaboration
Preview: Media Events, Globalization and Cultural Change
19th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management

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