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The strongest examples of AI autonomy involve narrow processes, structured information, defined actions, and clear routes back to a person. Responsibility for defining and overseeing boundaries remains human and organizational. Source Read More

Embracing a space-driven entrepreneurial model, thoughtfully auditing museum facilities, and viewing the space with commercial confidence, we can unlock revenue to fund exhibitions, support staff, and keep cultural legacies alive. Source Read More

Lucidea has consolidated GeniePlus ILS into SydneyDigital to better serve special libraries of every size with a single, continuously enhanced platform. Source Read More

Expert tips for how librarians can balance the imperative for quick information and instantly available resources and the time constraints resulting from proper research, specialist judgement, and access. Source Read More

Lucidea will exhibit at the 2026 Alberta Museums Association (AMA) Conference in Edmonton from September 22-24. Attendees are encouraged to visit the booth to meet the team, explore Argus, and enter Lucidea’s $200 gift card giveaway. Source Read More

Linked Open Data enhances discoverability by connecting resources across institutions and disciplines. It improves interoperability between information systems, reduces duplication of descriptive effort, and creates opportunities for richer scholarship. Source Read More

If AI has access to organizational records but can’t provide answers, where does the failure lie? Clare Bilobrk on knowledge gaps, tacit knowledge, and AI-assisted knowledge capture and reflection. Source Read More

Lucidea to serve as Gold Sponsor of the 2026 AASLH Annual Meeting in Providence, RI. Lucidea will sponsor the Opening Keynote and showcase their collections management systems, Argus and ArchivEra, during the first-ever AASLH-NCPH joint conference. Source Read More

Transitioning to entrepreneurial sponsorship requires museum leaders to see corporations as more than donors, while actualizing the commercial value of audiences, spaces, and brands—building partnerships that secure financial sustainability. Source Read More

Approximately 90% of all data in existence has been created within just the last two years; making work that librarians undertake, e.g., discovery, discernment, curation, prioritization and dissemination increasingly valuable. Source Read More