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A Collaboration Between the Archives, Libraries, and Museums—A Heritage Institutions' Operational Strategy

Archives, libraries and museums are heritage institutions that collect, process, store and provide a variety of materials for use. They often have a different purpose and are usually institutionally separated but essentially have similar goals. Their most important goal is to promote knowledge, which, in modern society, requires new tools. But archives, libraries and museums will remain the main sources of knowledge and innovation. With the introduction of digital processing, the importance of physical collections in educational institutions is gradually diminishing, but the number of users of these institutions increases. In the digital age, it is important to bring the archives, libraries and museums closer together and persist in creating a common work model and common resources. In the past, their collaboration was difficult to achieve. Today, joint work is no longer a novelty, but becomes a necessity and a prerequisite for quality work and also brings financial benefits. It strives for a parallel search of material, which was not feasible in the past. With the emergence and development of new technologies, there is a need for a similar type of professional education. The present and future roles of librarians, archivists and museologists have become popular topics of expert discussions, both in the world and in Croatia.

heritage institutions, GLAM, digitization, interinstitutional collaboration, PCM

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