Virtual museums: international strategies and digital innovation management in global competition - an overview

Q3 Business, Management and Accounting

International Journal of Globalisation and Small Business Pub Date : 2016-09-03 DOI:10.1504/IJGSB.2016.078811

P. Esposito, P. Ricci

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Abstract

During the early 90s and in the last 30 years, researchers, scholars and professionals focussed their attention on management practices, tools and models referring to arts and cultural heritage organisations (Peacock et al., 1982; Esposito, 2013; Esposito and Ricci, 2015) as well as on the development of new and different organisational forms under pressure from the New Public Management. These studies aimed at analysing, developing and proposing different conceptual and management frameworks within a context characterised by increasing scarcity of financial resources in addition to regulatory complexity. The work aims to achieve the research objectives through an inductive/deductive research method. The purpose of this paper is to provide an analysis of the growing phenomenon represented by the 'Cultural Heritage Management' of archaeological sites, observing and discussing international strategies and innovation management of virtual museums in global competition, supporting users and different generations of users 'accessibility' to services and cultural products.

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虚拟博物馆:全球竞争中的国际战略与数字创新管理综述

在20世纪90年代初和过去的30年里，研究人员、学者和专业人士将注意力集中在艺术和文化遗产组织的管理实践、工具和模型上(Peacock et al.， 1982;埃斯波西托,2013;埃斯波西托和里奇，2015)，以及在新公共管理的压力下发展新的和不同的组织形式。这些研究旨在分析、发展和提出不同的概念和管理框架，其特点是财政资源日益短缺，加上管理复杂。该工作旨在通过归纳/演绎的研究方法来实现研究目标。本文旨在分析以考古遗址“文化遗产管理”为代表的日益增长的现象，观察和探讨虚拟博物馆在全球竞争中的国际化战略和创新管理，支持用户和不同代用户对服务和文化产品的可及性。

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International Journal of Globalisation and Small Business Decision Sciences-Information Systems and Management

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期刊介绍： The goal of the IJGSB is to explore the opportunities and threats of globalisation for small businesses as well as small businesses" strategic options in an increasingly global world. Dramatic changes in contemporary society and the economy have impacts on small businesses. The changing environment negatively influences the development and survival of smaller organisations in some areas and creates new opportunities for small businesses in others. Small firms" managers increasingly have to cope with global as well as local competitive dimensions. Research in this broad field thus is highly relevant.