This professional residency report addresses improvements to new themed rooms within the facilities of the Aguascalientes State Museum, whose main function is to
provide families and schools in the state and surrounding areas with a place where they can learn about new forms, experiences, and information about the rooms on
display to ensure a satisfactory visit for the aforementioned groups, thereby recommending the museum and making it more attractive to future visitors.
To provide further details, background information on the history of the museum is provided. The project was developed in stages, beginning with the provision of
fundamental information about the museum's facilities, working methods, and promotion of the new galleries. This is so that companies or associations wishing to
form part of the museum have a clear understanding of how the material provided is used and the impact it has on visitors.
The most important activity is to make preparations for the opening of the exhibition hall and ensure that it is available to visitors, as this is where the most emphasis is
placed, with the media recording the opening from start to finish to provide the best marketing for the hall. This will make families and schools even more interested in
finding out what's new at the museum and ensure that both children and adults learn from this experience.
Finally, suggestions and conclusions are presented, including monitoring the logistics involved in implementing this so that in the future, if new rooms want to become part of the Museum, they receive the necessary attention, supervision, management, reception, assembly, and opening.
The conclusion emphasizes the success of the management efforts that ensured the new hall was ready on time, in working order, and in good shape for museum
executives, the media, and visitors
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- Alan Joshua Coronel Medina (Autor), Kevin Alexander Martinez Pizaña (Autor), 2024, Improvement in the Logistics of the Critical Path, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1680675
