Why Funding Innovation Isn't Enough: The Real Technological Crisis in Museums
Cultural institutions aren’t failing to innovate, they’re crumbling under the weight of technical debt.
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Cultural institutions aren’t failing to innovate, they’re crumbling under the weight of technical debt.
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