Imperial War Museum battles data storage

Martin Courtney
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The organisation has spent £2.5m on a data storage overhaul that helps it to make money out of unique WWI and WWII films and photographs, writes Martin Courtney

Details of every item in the Imperial War Museum will be included in the digitised system Not every organisation can rely on a government grant to help it expand its data storage capacity, or mak...

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