We were fortunate to hold the tenth ADIT conference on the Solovetsky Islands (Arkhangelsk region). The key factor in choosing the venue was the fact that information technology has become an integral part of the activities of the conference host, the Solovetsky State Historical, Architectural, and Natural Museum-Reserve. The conference summarized ADIT's activities over the past ten years: successful projects, missteps, and the search for new paths—all of these were the subject of reports, presentations, and discussions. And, of course, the unforgettable natural beauty of the Solovetsky Archipelago and its history. The conference on Solovki summed up ADIT's ten years of work and clearly demonstrated that ADIT has "outgrown its roots" and has become a fully-fledged player in the field of improving museum activities not only nationally but also internationally.
Discussion Topics
- Information Technology in the Museum's Core Activities;
- Museum IT Development as a Complex Process and Its Management;
- The Role and Place of Information Projects in Museum Management;
- International Standards for a Unified Information Space in Culture;
- Museum of the Future: Information Technology in Museum Space and in the Virtual World;
- Low-Budget Automation or Expensive Trend-Driven Museum IT Development - Pros and Cons;
- Education and Training of Museum Specialists in IT.
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