The Museology and Archaeology business unit is dedicated to the development of solutions for the management of museological and archeological heritage, in its various forms, focusing on the processes of discovery, inventorying, management, and promotion of the same.
In this context, we try to help the professional in the management of his daily work and try to close the gap between the existing heritage (exposed or in deposit) and the citizen, valuing, enriching, and protecting it.
Our museum and archaeological heritage management systems were developed according to rigorous security, usability and interoperability criteria. Coordination and cooperation between work teams is ensured, and the dissemination of the respective results allows us to showcase the work of professionals and bring the public closer to the heritage we aim to enhance.
Museo is an information management software specifically designed for cataloging, managing and communicating cultural heritage, regardless of it being material, intangible, documental or multimedia.
This software has the ability to be configured to respond to the specific needs of each institution. Both the data model and the graphical interfaces can be adjusted to meet the requirements of any particular museum institution. This means that information elements used to describe each inventoried item can be modified to meet the particular needs of the museum institution and that its visual appearance can be adapted to meet the customer’s branding and identity.
This software constitutes a powerful communication tool that can be exploited by institutions to promote the richness of their cultural assets, promoting scientific research, education, tourism, region, heritage and to stimulate the curiosity of public to visit the physical museum.
Alcaide is a software that aims to help managers and technicians to collect and organize information produced during an archaeological excavation project.
The solution is based on sound archaeological practices, tested in the field and based on international standards.
The software mirrors the natural workflow of archaeological activities and uses standardized terminology to describe each piece of information. The application allows users to record information with the level of detail that a research excavation demands, but also maintaining the speed that an excavation in the context of a construction site requires.