Building the sustainable iMuseum: Is the virtual museum leaving our museums virtually empty?
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posted on 2018-12-04, 00:00 authored by Margaret Hume, M MillsThis case study offers a combination of content analysis of secondary sources web sites and annual reports to profile online behaviour and practice for the museum sector. Using case analysis of 12 international
and domestic museums, the role of services and the online interfaces offered in a museum context are presented. The arts and cultural sector sustaining museums has long been an essential part of enriching and informing the community of historical, scientific and artistic pleasures. The reduction in museum budgets, and the implementation of performance measures based on customer satisfaction management, museums face increasing pressure to attract wider audiences. This requires an understanding of visitor expectations, and experiences, and the identification of opportunities such as online channels to improve awareness and visitation. This case through the collation of data
and analysis of 12 museums will present an overall view of current operations of museums internationally and there approach to online channels. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Celly KS; Hudson JVolume
16Issue
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275End Page
289Number of Pages
15ISSN
1465-4520Publisher
John Wiley & Sons Ltd.Publisher DOI
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University of Southern QueenslandEra Eligible
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International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector MarketingUsage metrics
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