Resources

Hear the United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum’s data story with Dexibit

Hear from Field Museum about their data story with Dexibit

Hear from Visit Dallas about their data story with Dexibit

Hear from Aquarium of the Pacific about their data story with Dexibit

We talk to Herman Marigny and DeAnna Wynn from the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) about their partnership between visitor services and information technology, particularly around capacity management.

We head to London to chat to Rachel Mackay, author of the Recovery Room, recently named Blooloop Top 50 Influencer and Manager of the Palaces at Kew.

Leaders from the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, National Museum of the United States Army and Weta Workshop share how COVID-19 has impacted their new build attractions and Location Based Experiences.

Join Diana Pan, Chief Technology Officer Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York together with Angie Judge, Chief Executive Dexibit and Pip Gilbert, VP Product Dexibit on how to use scenario simulation modelling to inform decisions for future planning.

Hear from Weta about their data story with Dexibit

Hear from Mia about their data story with Dexibit

Winners of the American Alliance of Museum’s 2020 MUSE Award – Enterprise Technology category, the MOTAT leadership team take us behind the scenes of their data transformation with Dexibit.

Hear from the Museum of Arts and Design about their data story with Dexibit

The National Gallery, Arizona Science Center and The Broad on Predicting the Future: Big Data Analytics for Museum Forecasting Presented at the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) 2018 in Phoenix.

The National Gallery, London, is working in collaboration with Dexibit to use big data for predictive analytics. This is a new approach for the Gallery whilst it further develops its digital strategy.

This national museum boasts 1.8 million visitors a year – a significant achievement of tourism and repeat visitation amongst Wellington city’s local population of only 490,000.