
After banks and jewelry stores, museums hold some of the most valuable objects in the world. These museums are responsible for preserving and exhibiting material treasures, as well as the history and memories of countries and nations, rare objects, and works of art that can cost millions of dollars. If these works and objects are lost, stolen, or damaged for any reason, the damage can be irreparable.
While theft is often the first threat that comes to mind when considering the safety of museums, it is only one of many potential threats. Other dangers include moisture, mold, dust, oil, terrorist attacks, looting, fires, floods, and other disasters. Carelessness and negligence can also cause serious damage to the objects in museums.
The large number of threats facing museums highlights the importance of security. For museums that will exhibit or preserve valuable works, it is often preferable to construct a new building specifically designed for museums, rather than converting existing buildings. This allows for a more efficient path for visitors to view all the works, as well as for better control over inputs and outputs through limited entrances and exits.
Although the physical security of museums is ensured, the security of digital data and inventory lists is still provided through conventional methods. To properly protect our cultural heritage, it is crucial to use high-tech Museum and Collection Management software. Muselera, a 100% native software, provides museums with advanced digital security and inventory management using cutting-edge technologies like blockchain.
Each artifact record uses blockchain technology to create unique ID numbers with an unsolvable algorithm using all inventory numbers. This structure instantly detects unauthorized record deletion attempts.
All artifact conditions are uploaded to the system with photographs on the day of museum admission and during maintenance, enabling detection if artifacts are replaced with replicas.
As a result of damage or sale of artifacts, deaccessioning can only be performed by authorized users with wet-signed forms uploaded to the system.
Facilitates digital management of artifacts temporarily leaving the museum for maintenance or exhibition purposes, with controlled departures and arrivals monitored through the system.
With fast and modern technology, it makes it easier for museum management staff and visitors to access data. Web-based architecture allows access from anywhere.
Helps prevent problems such as forgetting or neglecting planned maintenance by automatically reminding users to ensure artifacts are transferred to future generations with minimal damage.
Inventory data protected by blockchain technology
Continuous condition tracking and automatic alert systems
Integrated management of physical, digital, and inventory security