Following the successful technology review in 2012, we were appointed to develop a Digital Strategy for the Paul Mellon Centre. Adrian Cooper worked with the PMC to establish the new digital vision and created a digital projects programme to realise the objectives over a 2 year period. scope of work a…
We are in the midst of a fundamental review of the technology infrastructure for The National Gallery. The Technology Review project is a major component of the planning for National Gallery’s New Digital Services programme (NDS). The National Gallery wants to completely overhaul its digital experience and online content and has developed…
Over the last 11 years we’ve worked with some great clients.
We have just completed a major digital project at the Science Museum. The ‘explore our collections’ section of the museum’s website was launched at the opening of the new Information Age gallery (a permanent gallery celebrating over 200 years of innovation in communications and information technologies).
Art Detective is a digital network that connects public art collections with members of the public and specialists with the aim of improving knowledge of the UK’s public art collection. Art Detective was launched in March 2014 and builds on the art object data digitised by the Public Catalogue Foundation.…
We have recently completed a project for the Museum of London’s Archaeology Archive and Research Centre (known as LAARC). The primary objective of this strategy and systems analysis project was to develop a new Master Plan for integrating the specific systems and processes of the Museum’s Archaeology Archive & Research…
Intelligent Heritage (along with research consultants Morris Hargreaves McIntyre and software developer Keepthinking) have been working with the Ashmolean Museum to develop a long term strategy and operational plan to deliver digital engagement with the museum’s collections both in the galleries and online.
The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art commissioned Intelligent Heritage to review its overall technology position in the light of the appointment of a new director (Mark Hallett).
Intelligent Heritage completed a comprehensive IT Review for the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. The Ashmolean Museum was undertaking a £49 million development (HLF funded) and was in urgent need of strategic advice on the management and synthesis of a range of information systems projects critical to the development of the…
Intelligent Heritage were the overall technology consultants to the Wedgwood Museum. We provided a wide range of services relating the the new museum building project (£10 million HLF funding). Following selection through a formal tender process, we undertook a major review of the current and proposed ICT systems and developed a…