This document discusses the importance of strategic collections management for museums and archives. It argues that collections management needs to be integrated with the overall mission and goals of the organization in order to create rich experiences for users. SPECTRUM is presented as a framework that can help align people, procedures, information and systems with an organization's collecting policy to deliver on its mission. The goal of collections management should be to make the most of collections and inspire people through open and participatory experiences both online and offline.
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Presentation to the Collections Trust's OpenCulture 2013 conference on the integration of Digital Asset Management and Collections Management in museums and galleries
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Presentation to the Collections Trust's OpenCulture 2013 conference on the integration of Digital Asset Management and Collections Management in museums and galleries
Mobile Marketing to the masses in Africa is a presentation by Moses Kemibaro that he delivered at the 2014 edition of East Africa Com Conference in Nairobi, Kenya on the 10th September 2014
Effective Digital Marketing In The Context of AfricaMoses Kemibaro
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63% of Africans find that mobile internet has “greatly improved” their lives, compared to 40% in the UK.
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For companies that are successfully monetizing their mobile investment, mobile context is proving itself to be the “not-so-little” big data that’s making all the difference. Mobile context is the insight into consumer information, behavior and location that brands can leverage to optimize customer engagement through hyper-personalization that drives increased brand loyalty and revenue. That’s why the contextual mobile marketing opportunity is being valued at as much as $44 billion.
Join this webinar to understand how companies today are using mobile context to drive deeper customer engagement and loyalty, mitigate risk and fraudulent activity, optimize mobile marketing ROI and deliver the best possible customer experience.
Mobile context experts will be on hand to answer your questions around:
How best to employ mobile context to benefit your business
How to ensure your customers opt-in to share their mobile contextual information
How to leverage mobile context to enhance and optimize current mobile investments
Best practice industry use cases for mobile context
Register today to receive a free copy of a recent research report by Syniverse and consulting firm Strategic Economic Engineering Corp. that uncovered a market value of as much as $44 billion for mobile context.
Moderator:
Leo Scullin, Global Industry Initiatives, Mobile Marketing Association
Speakers:
Alastair Hanlon, VP, Enterprise Solutions, Syniverse
James Davlouros, VP, MasterCard Enterprise Partnerships, MasterCard
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This presentation by Dotsavvy's Moses Kemibaro explores the fine detail of how businesses can fully leverage digital marketing in Africa to achieve exceptional results with a bias to cost-effective methods, mobile channels and social media on a continent with over 1 Billion connected Africans
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For many Africans mobile is the only way to connect with the world and internet is having a huge impact on people’s lives.
63% of Africans find that mobile internet has “greatly improved” their lives, compared to 40% in the UK.
This report compares the impact of the mobile internet in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa vs the UK.
If 76.8 million people recall seeing a mobile advertisement in the last month and 51% of mobile data subscribers respond to mobile advertising, then why is there so little mobile marketing (63% see mobile ads once a month or less frequently)?
A mystery? Yes. Solvable? Definitely. This presentation gives an overview of the Mobile Marketing Industry, including compelling statistics and projections about the present and future. The deck was prepared for and given at the Mobile Marketing Roundtable on behalf of Pongr.
For companies that are successfully monetizing their mobile investment, mobile context is proving itself to be the “not-so-little” big data that’s making all the difference. Mobile context is the insight into consumer information, behavior and location that brands can leverage to optimize customer engagement through hyper-personalization that drives increased brand loyalty and revenue. That’s why the contextual mobile marketing opportunity is being valued at as much as $44 billion.
Join this webinar to understand how companies today are using mobile context to drive deeper customer engagement and loyalty, mitigate risk and fraudulent activity, optimize mobile marketing ROI and deliver the best possible customer experience.
Mobile context experts will be on hand to answer your questions around:
How best to employ mobile context to benefit your business
How to ensure your customers opt-in to share their mobile contextual information
How to leverage mobile context to enhance and optimize current mobile investments
Best practice industry use cases for mobile context
Register today to receive a free copy of a recent research report by Syniverse and consulting firm Strategic Economic Engineering Corp. that uncovered a market value of as much as $44 billion for mobile context.
Moderator:
Leo Scullin, Global Industry Initiatives, Mobile Marketing Association
Speakers:
Alastair Hanlon, VP, Enterprise Solutions, Syniverse
James Davlouros, VP, MasterCard Enterprise Partnerships, MasterCard
Live Webinar Date: August 14, 2014
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9. What are museums & archives for?
Which kind of professional are you?
What exactly is a ‘collection’ anyway?
What does success look like for you?
How can Collections Management help you get there?
+ anything else you’d like to talk about!
30. We change lives…
We believe that museums are places of ideas and
dialogue that use collections to inspire people.
We are a democratic museum service and we believe
in the concept of social justice. We are funded by the
whole of the public and in return we strive to provide
an excellent service for the whole of the public.
We believe in the power of museums to help promote
good and active citizenship, and to act as agents of
social change.
- Mission Statement, World Museums Liverpool
32. The greatest collection representative of human cultural achievement, ancient and
modern, in the world.
A space ‘not only for the ‘learned and curious’ but also ‘for the benefit of the general
public’ – a centre of research and inquiry at all levels.
A collection preserved and held for the benefit of all the world, present and future, free
of charge.
A forum for the expression of many different cultural perspectives.
A place to increase understanding of the cultural connections and influences linking
Britain and the world.
A place where the UK’s diverse population can explore its common inheritances.
36. Before your values come the belief in the power of
culture to help people transform their lives
37. Addressing Collections Management without connecting
it to the mission, culture and values of your organisation
is like owning a musical instrument without knowing
about music.
38. What kind of museum or archive professional are you?
40. Objects Experiences
“Our first duties are to collect,
conserve and display material
culture, to protect the
nation’s treasures and to
showcase the high points of
human creativity”
Facts Narratives
41. Objects Experiences
“Our first duty is to create an
open, welcoming
environment in which people
can come and enjoy the
experience of beautiful,
inspiring things”
Facts Stories
42. “It is not the objects
Objects Experiences
themselves, but the
connections between them
and the stories they can tell.
Our duty is to weave stories
and objects together to help
people understand the world
around them”
Facts Stories
43. “Our first duty is to provide an
Objects Experiences
authoritative record of the
development of the natural
and man-made world. We
must collect and preserve
type specimens and objects
based on our authoritative
and scientific knowledge.”
Facts Narratives
45. All of these impulses (and many others) co-exist in our
organisations. We are a tribe with many faiths and perspectives.
The joyful thing about our work is that the idea of museums and
archives is broad enough to accommodate all of them.
48. What does success look like to you?
How will you know when you have got there?
49. Is success:
More visitors?
Happier visitors?
Happy directors?
Happy politicians?
More money?
More objects?
Better objects?
Richer experiences?
Lower costs?
We can’t do them all….
51. The ‘integrated’ organisation
Making the most of collections depends on integration of all of the
functions into a common strategic aim
Visitor experience
Strategic
Objectives + People
Collections Public
Accountability
Facilities
62. The needs and expectations of the public are changing,
and the function of museums and archives is changing.
Our Collections Management has to change to continue
to serve the needs of our organisations & users.
63. ‘Success’ varies between organisations, but it depends on
getting all of the different parts of the museum or
archive working together toward a common purpose.
Which is where SPECTRUM comes in…
64. BSI PAS 197 BSI PAS 198
ACCREDITATION BENCHMARKS
PDF/XML/PRINT
GUIDANCE
+ SCHEMA
COMPLIANCE
NEW IDEAS (23,000)
WORLDWIDE COMMUNITY (7,600)
69. ‘Strategic Collections Management’
Users Funders Politicians
Organisational Mission
Collecting Policy
Care Learn Develop Use
People Systems Procedures Information
70. ‘Strategic Collections Management’
Users Funders Politicians
Organisational Mission
Collecting Policy
Care Learn Develop Use
People Systems Procedures Information
Evaluation & improvement
71. ‘Strategic Collections Management’
Users Funders Politicians
Organisational Mission
Collecting Policy
Care Learn Develop Use
People Systems Procedures Information
Evaluation & improvement
Open, participatory, seamlessly physical, digital, intellectual and emotional experiences for our users
72. Anatomy of Collections Management
Users Funders Politicians
Organisational Mission
Collecting Policy
Care Learn Develop Use
People Systems Procedures Information
Evaluation & improvement
Rich online and offline experiences for users
73. Anatomy of Collections Management
Collecting Policy
People Systems Procedures Information
74. Anatomy of SPECTRUM
People Procedures Information Systems
Collections & collections-related knowledge
75.
76. We have an opportunity to deliver next-generation
museum and archive services that are vibrant, exciting,
open and participatory and that inspire people to love us,
visit us, work with us and discover our collections.
Making the most of this potential depends on investing
time and effort in Collections Management today so that
we can continue to be great museums tomorrow…