Managing a world-class opera house The Paris Opera oversees around twenty opera productions and an equal number of ballets each season. These take place across three Parisian venues: Palais Garnier, Opéra Bastille, and the 3rd Stage. Coordinating productions, artistic teams, and resources is critical. The institution must ensure artistic continuity while keeping management processes reliable. […]
Managing a major international festival over a few weeks and across more than twenty venues requires a single source of truth. The Wiener Festwochen implemented #DIESE’s core modules to organize programming and ensure reliable scheduling before, during, and after the festival. An International Festival with Complex Needs The Wiener Festwochen is one of Europe’s leading […]
Every summer, the Festival d’Avignon mobilizes hundreds of professionals across more than fifty venues, during a period of exceptional activity. To manage planning, coordinate personnel, and oversee production costs, the Festival relies on #DIESE as its central tool for operations and administration. Managing a Large-Scale Festival The Festival d’Avignon is known for its complex, highly […]
#DIESE is at the heart of the Conservatory’s new IT ecosystem. At the beginning of 2020, the Paris Conservatory of Music and Dance (CNSMDP) launched a comprehensive project to renovate their systems. Their clear goal: to digitize and optimize the management processes of facilities, classes, students, and staff. A successful bet, which resulted in one […]
5 points to understand why orchestras choose #DIESE It seems IT4Culture and orchestras are on a honeymoon: over the last month, no less than 3 ensembles have chosen #DIESE to manage their daily activities. Everything went quickly with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra! They started using the system only two weeks after the project was launched, […]
A new way to schedule and communicate Orchestra Victoria now uses #DIESE to schedule and communicate with its musicians, technicians, and staff. After a one-year remote project, the orchestra successfully implemented several advanced features designed for performing arts organizations. A fully centralized season planning Today, the entire season is managed in one place. The orchestra […]
The Parisian art centre Palais de Tokyo now uses #DIESE to manage all its activities, both inside and outside the building. Facing the Eiffel Tower, Palais de Tokyo is the largest European centre for contemporary artistic creation. Since its reopening in 2012, it has offered exhibitions, performances, concerts, and educational workshops. Essential Coordination To operate […]
In 2020, the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris (CNSMDP) started using MyDiese to allow students to book rehearsal rooms online. The second lockdown in France created the need for a tool that avoids long lines in front of rooms. This way, students can rehearse safely and organize their schedules more […]
IT4Culture is proud to support the special 2020 edition of the iconic Festival d’Avignon. This year, Covid-19 almost forced the festival to cancel. Thanks to the dedication of the teams, the 74th edition is finally happening in a condensed format. A week of art in the heart of Avignon The event, called “Une semaine d’Art […]
The Pinault Collection, located in the heart of Paris, now uses DIESE as its planning system. Although the Covid situation delayed the grand opening of their new building, the teams are fully prepared to welcome visitors again. Centralized and shared organization Since last spring, the Pinault Collection teams have worked from a single source of […]
