Like many organisations, Edinburgh’s Festivals have been considering what AI could mean across all aspects of their work. Titled AI and the Festivals the publication brings together leading academics and thinkers to examine how AI is already reshaping artistic creation, audience engagement, labour, trust, and cultural value.
Sarah Bagg, founder of ReWork Consulting, brings a unique vantage point to sector challenges, working across attractions, arts venues and heritage sites to reshape their digital and operational strategies. Known for her ability to translate between technology providers and cultural organisations, Sarah offers both strategic clarity and practical wisdom. In this thoughtful analysis drawn from … Read more
Digital strategist Eva Lipárová takes us through ten quick tips for small to mid-sized organisations on how to build user-centric digital products that lead to lasting change. Part of Museums + Tech 2024 – Who is this for and why should they care?
The iBeholder pilot programme was developed to help discover new ways to gather audience data for non-ticketed visual arts organisations and boost the audience experience. thrive, Northern Ireland’s audience development agency details everything that happened throughout the project and the insights uncovered.
1. Introduction Digital technology is transforming how people connect with the histories, objects and places that mean the most to them. Heritage professionals rely on technology to perform most of their daily tasks. You need the right technology, people and processes in place to drive digital innovation and support day-to-day operations in your organisation. That’s … Read more
This report for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) creates an important new framework for exploring different audiences in different market segments and how they behave around immersive content. It helps build a better understanding of current and future audiences, how to attract them, retain them, and, importantly, how to grow them.
In the first of a series of three articles, Elliot Mark Senior Copywriter at Ecommerce Platforms looks at why making better use of technology — specifically cloud technology — is the key to remote-working success.
Like so many industries, arts and cultural organisations are experiencing a rapid digital transformation. Consumer expectations are changing quickly – it is no longer a novelty to have an app or to incorporate technology as part of the in-person experience. Plus, amidst the COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation, many organisations are shifting their operations online. Produced by … Read more
Innovators Blast Theory take us through their development of Gift that lets visitors use their smart phone to create a digital gift and send it to the one they love.
The fourth edition of Now, New and Next from Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy is full of commentary and opinion on how technology is impacting fundraising, the charity and arts sector.