POSTSCRIPTUM UPGRADES THE COLLECTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT THE ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

The Acropolis Museum continues to invest strategically in its digital transformation, expanding its engagement with audiences both in Greece and internationally. As part of the project “Creation of the Digital Acropolis Museum”, a wide range of applications has been developed, showcasing the multifaceted nature of the exhibits and offering visitors enriched and immersive experiences within the museum environment.

Between 2014 and 2024, PostScriptum implemented and supported the MuseumPlus Classic collection management system, which served as a core tool for the digital documentation and management of the Museum’s collections. A total of 27,755 digital records were migrated into the system, linked to 10,557 objects, including all exhibits presented in the Museum’s galleries.

In 2025, PostScriptum carried out the upgrade to MuseumPlus Cloud and undertook the full customisation of the new system to meet the Organisation’s specialised requirements. The process included the migration and restructuring of data, ensuring consistency, integrity, and interoperability across the system.

Today, MuseumPlus Cloud comprises 33,590 artefacts linked to 48,371 digital files, forming the central hub for the documentation and management of the Museum’s collections. In parallel, a targeted staff training programme was delivered, strengthening the effective use of the system and maximising its capabilities.

MuseumPlus Cloud represents PostScriptum’s contemporary solution for museum collection management. Continuously enriched with new records, it serves as the backbone for organising exhibitions and supporting the production of interactive content, educational applications, games, and publications. At the same time, it enables the export of data to the Acropolis Museum website, providing the public with open access to scientific and research material.

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