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34 Information Technology The new IT Suite located in the Near Eastern Gallery Pharos in use on the Museum’s public terminals Experience in these different aspects of creating electronic, digital resources over the last two years has led to interesting partnerships and opportunities. For example, funding from the Higher Education sector has supported work on the Harvesting the Fitzwilliam project with the Arts and Humanities Data Service, and MLA has supported the complementary 24 Hour Museum Metasearch project, partnering the Fitzwilliam with the Tank Museum at Bovington and the Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service. The eGuide project, in which the Fitzwilliam has worked with At-Bristol (a science and nature centre), the National Space Centre in Leicester, and Hypertag (a Cambridge-based technology company) has been supported by NESTA, the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, the organisation that invests in UK creativity and innovation. Such partnerships and funding initiatives open up the potential to extend access to collections information. Combining core work on maintaining and improving information systems with the exploration of new solutions to communicating with its audience, the Fitzwilliam strives to balance the opportunities offered by new technologies. Shaun Osborne Computer Manager David Scruton Documentation and Access Manager
“Cambridge is unique in having a museum of such range and quality at its disposal. As a basis for research and disseminating knowledge, it is hard to think of a better collection.” Dr Paul Binski, Reader in the History of Medieval Art, University of Cambridge Research
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