National Gallery in Prague and Kaplicky Centre in cooperation with MUSOFT organized the exhibition of one of the most talented Czech architects Jan Kaplicky. 

MUSOFT’s  Collection Management System called MUSEION has already digitalized and saved more than 50.000 of Kaplicky's works which were available for anyone to enjoy during the exhibition. MUSOFT has also created a database system and a website for Jan Kaplicky Foundation.

Due to the MUSOFT all the exhibited items had QR codes on them so everyone could get more information about Kaplicky's art works.

The founder of MUSOFT Pavel Mlcoch introduced the MUSEION collection management system to the larger public among whom were a number of well-known artists, architects and Czech public figures.  

 

Royal work - Database of photographs

Charles Univesity in Prague and company MUSOFT.CZ have created online database Royal work which is accesible on www.kralovskedilo.cz. Database connects MUSEION function and online presentation where many photographs with architectonic theme are displayed.

Re-design of web portal eSbirky.cz

National museum of the Czech Republic and the Czech company MUSOFT.CZ have developed web portal eSbirky.cz in 2011. Since then, the portal has cooperated with 48 Czech heritage institutes (museums, galleries, etc.) and it shows more than 50.000 collection items including their photos and description.
In the beginning of 2015, portal eSbirky.cz has undergone many changes: new graphic design and new layout of portal which  fits more to the modern equipments as tablets and smartphones. The additional remarkable changes are new functions as searching and filtering, overview of institutions and virtual exhibitions.

License Creative Commons

Creative Commons Licenses are set of public licenses that manage copyrights related to the published materials (music, image, video, other multimedia). Users can assign Creative Commons license to the documents (multimedia) of collection items . There are six commonly used types of CC licenses - CC BY, CC BY-SA, CC BY-ND, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-SA and CC BY-NC-MD and also CC0 (No Right Reserved, Public Domain). The practical usage of the licenses can be found on the Czech web portal eSbirky.cz.