Arts Management Newsletter
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.
Table of Contents
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
About Arts Management Quarterly
Are you interested in succeeding in the international arts sector? Then you need a comprehensive overview of new developments and the necessary know-how for their implementation. Arts Management Quarterly is an established digital journal aimed at the international audience. Not only does it reflect major developments in arts management and society beyond the national context, it also sheds light on regional developments and approaches that can be inspiring for the international arts sector.
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