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The Trouble with Defining "Digital Transformation" in Museums

Everyone talks about digital transformation, but no one can define it.

Robert J Weisberg

• 9 min read
several cocoons and an emerging butterfly hanging on the underside of a table surface
Now do it digitally. (Photo by Suzanne D. Williams / Unsplash)

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