The digital transformation of museums
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:52 am
chnology that makes the visitor journey easier.
Leisure-culture1.jpgThe proportion of French people kenya telemarketing data who visited a museum or cultural site as part of a tourist trip rose from 12% in 2010 to 13.8% 4 years later. These INSEE data support the idea that despite the changes in lifestyles brought about by the Internet Revolution, people of all ages remain curious individuals, eager for culture and ready to travel long distances to admire famous masterpieces or anonymous creations.
More than pioneers, cultural spaces are drivers of digital use to maintain the interest of the population . They were among the first to have their own online site, to manage emailing software , to schedule the sending of SMS, to manage professional accounts on social networks, to create files on artists and works, etc.
This rapid adoption of new modes of communication is not limited to the use of these channels. Museum rooms, galleries and historical monuments have long been equipped with sensors and other QR codes. These elements allow mobile users who visit the site to access valuable information with a single click on t
Leisure-culture1.jpgThe proportion of French people kenya telemarketing data who visited a museum or cultural site as part of a tourist trip rose from 12% in 2010 to 13.8% 4 years later. These INSEE data support the idea that despite the changes in lifestyles brought about by the Internet Revolution, people of all ages remain curious individuals, eager for culture and ready to travel long distances to admire famous masterpieces or anonymous creations.
More than pioneers, cultural spaces are drivers of digital use to maintain the interest of the population . They were among the first to have their own online site, to manage emailing software , to schedule the sending of SMS, to manage professional accounts on social networks, to create files on artists and works, etc.
This rapid adoption of new modes of communication is not limited to the use of these channels. Museum rooms, galleries and historical monuments have long been equipped with sensors and other QR codes. These elements allow mobile users who visit the site to access valuable information with a single click on t