Publish at December 12 2018 Updated May 02 2024
For research, education, conservation or animation purposes, there are many reasons to manage your object collections. Collections can be transformed into virtual or real exhibitions, documents for dissemination, objects of study, occasions for celebration or fund-raising - in short, they can be brought to life. Software is available to deal with complexity and large numbers.
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