In museums, galleries, heritage sites, and cultural institutions, the flow of information between ticketing, scheduling, and team management has become a strategic challenge. Thanks to its experience integrating with Secutix, IT4Culture helps cultural organisations build a more fluid, reliable, and operational digital ecosystem for visitor services and guided activities. Management systems that are often siloed […]
With four sites and millions of visitors each year, the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle needed to better structure the management of its mediators. By leveraging integrations between Secutix and #DIESE, the institution now compiles, consolidates, and improves visibility over guide schedules. A key challenge: coordinating guides across multiple sites The Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle operates […]
At the Palace of Versailles, managing guided tours requires a highly structured approach. With a wide range of themes, diverse audiences, and coordination between many internal and external guides, scheduling quickly becomes a key challenge. To address this, teams rely on #DIESE to structure their catalog, streamline guide assignments, and improve overall activity management. A […]
The Finnish National Opera and Ballet (FNOB) manages over 500 staff and 1,000 artist contracts annually. Guest artists, orchestra, choir, and ballet performers all require precise scheduling and payroll management. By centralizing these processes in #DIESE, FNOB improved coordination and reliability across all teams. Complex Multi-Team Operations FNOB combines permanent artistic teams with technical and […]
The Teatro Nacional de São João (TNSJ), a leading Portuguese national theater in Porto, implemented #DIESE to centralize scheduling, organize technical teams, and secure operational processes. A National Theater with Complex Needs TNSJ operates across three venues: The programming is diverse, mostly contemporary, with a strong focus on creation. Internal operations rely primarily on permanent […]
For over a decade, the Royal Ballet & Opera in London has relied on #DIESE to structure and centralize its information system. With its complex operations, the institution has positioned #DIESE as the hub of its digital ecosystem. Managing Complexity of the Ecosystem in a World-Class Institution The Royal Ballet & Opera combines opera, ballet, […]
At the heart of Manhattan, New York City Center (NYCC) manages a demanding season of musical theater and dance. Operating in a hybrid model with internal productions and hosted events, coordination is a strategic priority. Today, #DIESE serves as the central system to streamline planning and optimize workflows. A complex artistic and hybrid model NYCC […]
Since 2017, the Grand Théâtre de Genève has relied on #DIESE, a performing arts management software, to centralize planning and streamline the management of artistic and production contracts. In a demanding environment—marked by complex co-productions and highly mobile teams – #DIESE provides a reliable, long-term system that is now widely used across the organization. A […]
Each summer, the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence experiences an intense surge in activity. With hundreds of artistic and technical contracts to manage in a short period, the festival relies on robust and proven tools. For nearly ten years, #DIESE has supported the festival in production management, resource planning, and operational oversight. A festival with unique organizational challenges […]
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 […]
