Präsentation Norbert Kanter zetcom

Tools for Successful and Sustainable Documentaion

In August 2018, the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) hosted a top-class two-day symposium on “Archiving Intangible Cultural Heritage & Performing Arts”.

Numerous examples and research projects were used to explore the problems and opportunities of documenting ICH (Intangible Cultural Heritage).

Photo: Archiving Kung Fu © S. Kenderdine / 2018 EPFL

In addition to international experts such as Prof. Jeffrey Shaw, Prof. Sarah Kenderdine and Prof. Harald Krämer, Norbert Kanter (zetcom Berlin) presented on the subject of “International Standards and Collection Management Systems as Tools for Successful and Sustainable Documentaion”.

Photo: Flyer of the symposium © 2018 EPFL

The symposium and summer school at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) were inspired by the growing interest in Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) and Performance Studies worldwide. You can find out more about the topic and the events on the EPFL website:

Official website of the symposium

Standards are the key to successful data management. zetcom works with a variety of organizations in the field and our products MuseumPlus and ArtPlus are compliant with all major industry standards. Learn more about this topic via the following link:

Documentation Standards & Best Practice

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