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It’s important to think about impact. You might be thinking about your impact because you’re trying to be more strategic and impactful in your work; or your donors might want more reporting or accounting.

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We are in a period where we see the acceleration of the digital transformation of our heritage institutions and the lives of those who use and enjoy their data. As we pivot to meet the changing needs of our audiences, and of our collections, we have an opportunity to think about how we deliver impact through digital transformation and use resources effectively for the greatest good. That’s where impact design and measurement can play an important role. This is a great opportunity to put audiences back at the centre of the digital transformation journey.

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Why is it important to think about impact? 

  • Move beyond numbers to think about deeper change

  • Stay relevant in a changing world - think from the perspective of your audience and respond to their feedback

  • Inform evidence-led decision-making and iterative improvement cycles

  • Inform strategies and ways ahead

  • Contribute to the bigger narrative about what is the value of (digital) cultural heritage and your work

  • Help make change happen and make a better world

  • Contextualise your work (e.g. nationally, internationally) in comparison with others

  • Influence better policy making by creating more appropriate recommendations and advocacy narratives

  • Attract more funding and to help make your work more financially sustainable (and impactful for your audiences) 

  • Identify gaps and capitalise on opportunities to create impact through your work

  • Improve your organisation’s processes and ways of learning and improving

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