英文摘要 |
Starting from the 1960s, museums began the application of information technology. At that time, computers were used mainly between a single museum and mainframe computers such as SELGEM and GRIPHOS system. Later on, the cooperative organization, MCN, was founded. Till the 1970s, museums began hosting a great variety of conferences and presenting plans for collection. MDA was also established for promoting standardization of museum information. Meanwhile, many museums started working on upgrading and establishing their collection management system such as Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethno logy at Harvard University and Detroit Institute of Arts. After the 1980s, due to the advance of information technology and the cost cut, many museums were able to have the upper hand of information technology and started enacting standards. Entering the 1990s, along with the availability of internet technology and improvement of digital handling skills, museums showed us the different faces. The contribution made by the cooperative, CIMI, helped to set up standards and norms for information sharing among museums. |