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Accountability standards across the 'musingplace sector' is best described as being uneven. Arguably the pace of change has left musingplace policy determiners (Trustees, Governors, etc.), and the administrators of the policy settings they put in place, somewhat behind the game. Nonetheless, the Internet and digital technologies can come together to deliver on accountability reporting in ways unimaginable say two decades ago – or even less time than that.
The National Museum of Australia Media Release Archive serves not only as a very useful research tool but also a mechanism for documenting performance outcomes. Likewise, the archive offers an opportunity to deliver on the efficiency dividends available to the musingplace's operation.
As things change and enable the delivery of more with less, musingplaces can become more accountable via the implementation of new and emerging strategies that enable to exploit these developments. Click here to visit the NMA Media Archive.
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