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From the Editorial Team

INFOGESTIONE: THE WEBSITE

By Network Museum

Research, spin-offs, articles, services and, above all, sharing, these are the highlights of INFOGESTIONE’s newly redesigned institutional website.

The INFOGESTIONE website has changed. Not updated, changed. Because this is not a graphic restyling, nor a simple content rearrangement. It is a digital curatorial epiphany, an act of presence.

A voice saying “Here we are, ready to listen,” because on our own, in this “modern muddle,” as Merlin from Disney’s The Sword in the Stone might put it, we truly get nowhere, especially in scientific research and socio-cultural commitment.

And if Network Museum is its curatorial spin-off, dedicated to museum studies, then the new INFOGESTIONE website is the epistemological womb from which everything is born. It is the original space where the relationship between data, thought, and language takes shape. From www.infogestione.com, the visitor doesn’t simply find links or information, they are welcomed by a posture: one that offers no answers, but receives questions. The new graphic design is not a garment, it’s a semantic temperature. The contents are not mere sections—they are relational maps.

Among the innovations in this edition of the INFOGESTIONE website, we highlight, alongside the essential ethics section, which has always been present in every version, the new Sharing space. It is not just a typical registration area for a newsletter. In fact, that function has been momentarily removed to ensure this area may host active invitations and requests, not only from INFOGESTIONE but from any colleague or institution wishing to share work, propose collaborations, signal publications, or announce opportunities to connect.

The Research section, in particular, has been expanded with the inclusion of protocols on relational artificial intelligence, the invisible heart of every contemporary effort to construct epistemic bridges between humans, knowledge, and identity. With this edition, the website will also serve as an internal publication hub, hosting and highlighting—through the Focus space on the homepage and the Archives section—scientific articles relevant to our field of study.
Special attention has also been given to our spin-offs, listed on both the homepage and the research page.



Research is a form
of listening



The service descriptions have been reorganized around the four thematic areas or departments that structure our institute’s work. Completing the whole are the sections dedicated to the Mission and Frequently Asked Questions, through which one can explore INFOGESTIONE’s operational scope.

In this framework, Network Museum is not merely a derivative. It is the external voice, the relational amplifier, the spin-off that translates into articles, covers, reflections, and content what INFOGESTIONE thinks and practices in the field of museum studies, providing in-depth insight and specialization within the broader landscape of understanding knowledge propagation and its impact. The website is thus not a technical space, but a place of thought made visible. From now on, every click will be a curatorial act of conscious navigation, not just a consultation

www.infogestione.com

© Copyright Infogestione

Coordinates of this page, sources, links, and further insights
Coordinate di questa pagina, fonti, collegamenti ed approfondimenti.

Title/Titolo: “INFOGESTIONE: the website “/”INFOGESTIONE: il sito”
Section/Sezione: From the Editorial Team/Dalla redazione
Author/Autore: Network Museum
Guest/Ospite: –

Code/Codice: INMNET2507211734MAN
Last update/Ultimo aggiornamento: 28 September 2025/ 28/09/2025
Online publication/Pubblicazione in rete:  6th season, 21 July 2025/6° stagione, 21/07/2025

Intellectual property/Proprietà intellettuale: INFOGESTIONE s.a.s
Content source/Fonte contenuti: INFOGESTIONE – Network Museum
Image source/Fonte immagini: INFOGESTIONE – Network Museum
Video and multimedia content source/Fonte video e contenuti multimediali: –

Links for further insights related to the topic/Collegamenti per approfondimenti inerenti al tema: https://www.infogestione.com

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