Title: La red cultural del Banco de la República
Description: What does it mean that the cultural work of the Banco de la República is a network of networks? This is the fundamental question of the research of Juan Luis Suárez and the digital humanities lab team CulturePlex, of the Western Ontario University. Through a rigorous analysis of data, product of cultural work in 29 cities with more than 10 million users, this study establishes what are the specific attributes of this cultural network and the complexity of its interactions and impacts. For the internal management of the Subgerencia Cultural, this analysis makes it possible to show the strengths of what has been built and the challenges faced in the medium and long term. For a wider audience, this study allows us to understand the specificities of how a cultural network works in a context such as ours and to establish relationships with other management models. This is particularly important given the limited data-driven analysis that exists on networked cultural management. The objective of the series Borradores is precisely the dissemination of analysis methodologies and research that allows us to understand cultural management and improve decision-making for its strengthening"What do we mean when we say that Banco de la República's cultural work is a network of networks? This question was of fundamental importance to the research of Juan Luis Suárez and his team from the CulturePlex digital humanities laboratory at Western Ontario University, which we publish in this fourth installment of Banco de la República's Cultural Management Drafts (Borradores de Gestión Cultural). Through rigorous data analysis, the product of the Bank's cultural work in 29 cities with more than 10 million users, this study makes it possible to establish specific attributes of this cultural network and the complexity of its interactions and impacts. It also allows the Cultural Division's internal management to recognize the strengths of what exists and the challenges facing them in the medium and long term. For a wider audience, the study provides specific details regarding how a cultural network functions in a context such as ours and helps establish relationships with other management models. This is particularly important given the limited data-based analysis that exists regarding networked cultural management. Indeed, the goal of these Drafts is to disseminate analysis and research methodologies that will allow us to understand cultural management and improve the decision-making processes aimed at strengthening it." --Page 67.
Subjects: Museums, Planning, Management, Statistics, Culture, Civilization, Musées, Planification, Gestion, Statistiques, Banco de la República (Colombia)
Places: Colombia, Colombie