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Exploring Innovation at Museum Tech 2025: A Digital Festival for Museums

ArchivalOne (USA Partnership) Press Release:  

Celebrating Your Brand’s Milestone Anniversaries   Every brand has a story. From its inception, to its evolution over the years, your company’s history is filled with moments that define its identity. Yet, many organisations overlook the marketing potential of their own archives. As your milestone anniversary approaches, you have a unique opportunity to celebrate your brand’s journey, engage your audience, and create impactful content that strengthens brand loyalty. However, a common challenge stands in the way: accessibility. You may have a treasure trove of historical materials - old photographs, loose letters, bound books, VHS tapes, Betamax, audio reels,  film reels, glass plate negatives, even physical items such as product packaging or the products themselves, that hold key moments from your past. But without the means to digitise, view, or share these materials, their potential remains locked away.    

On Thursday 14th November, we had the privilege of presenting at MARAC’s third virtual event, 'The Renaissance & Renewal Conference', which brought together archivists from across the community to celebrate creativity, advocacy, versatility, and innovation in archival work. We had the opportunity of introducing attendees to ArchivalOne - our collaborative effort to simplify and enhance archival management and digital publishing. A collaboration between PastView (by Townsweb Archiving), History Associates Incorporated (HAI), and National Office Systems (NOS), ArchivalOne combines decades of expertise to provide a seamless, one-stop solution for the digitisation and management of cultural heritage collections.

CASE STUDY Embarking on a military-style data journey  There is much reason to celebrate for the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) Museum website has just gone live! This means that all of the existing content contained within their previous archive has now, after a long and methodical process, been successfully ingested into the PastView platform. This will truly enhance the visitor experience and modes of engagement, revolutionising how The RLC’s Museum's content is managed and shared.