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Umbraco with Linked Open Data.

Linked Open Data & Umbraco: a flexible and affordable alternative

A new era for heritage institutions

Many heritage institutions use traditional collection management systems to manage and present their data. But these systems are often complex, expensive and less flexible. That's why we offer a powerful alternative: Umbraco with Linked Open Data.

This solution, developed in collaboration with Netwerk Digitaal Erfgoed en Landschap Erfgoed Utrecht (Verhaal van Utrecht), combines the user-friendliness of Umbraco with the power of Linked Open Data. The result? A flexible and future-proof way to manage collections and make them accessible.

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What is Linked Open Data?

Linked Open Data (LOD) makes it possible to link heritage information to other data sources on the web. This ensures:

Better discoverability – Data is easily searchable and usable by third parties.
More context – Links to other collections and sources enrich your data.
Sustainable accessibility – Data remains usable no matter which system you use.

More about Linked Open Data? Watch the explanation of the Digital Heritage Network.

Why Umbraco with Linked Open Data?

With Umbraco as a CMS, you benefit from:

✔  User-friendly content management – Manage collections without technical knowledge.
✔  Full control – No reliance on expensive, closed systems.
✔  Easy integration – Connect and publish data with Linked Open Data standards.
✔  Cost Savings – Affordable and scalable, without high licensing fees.

Expertise

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Maarten

Our integration of Umbraco with Linked Open Data provides heritage institutions with a powerful and affordable solution. Do you want to know how this can help your organisation?

I would like to tell you more about it.

Maarten Dirksen Director
Customers

We work with Umbraco for, among others: