RBG Kew Science Digitisation Project 2026. Delivery experience and lessons learnt [Draft].
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RBG_Kew_Science_Digitisation_Project_2026_-_Delivery_Experience__Lessons_Learnt_v1.0.docx
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Resource type
Research report
Creator (person)
Wright, Ian
Bowles, Benjamin
Murphy, Bruce
Paton, Alan
Liu, Udayangani
Weech, Marie-Helene
Figg, Paul
Phillips, Sarah
Reis, Priscila
Green, Laura
Korpak, Piotr
Adcock, John
Date published
February 18, 2026
Project(s)
Priority 3: Digital Revolution
Editor
Adcock, John
Phillips, Sarah
Funder
| Funder name | Awards |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK Government, United Kingdom | |
Fujifilm Electronic Imaging Europe GmbH, Europe | |
HDH Wills 1965 Charitable Trust, United Kingdom | |
Lord John Eccles | |
Appeal supporters | |
Private philanthropists | |
Publisher
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Place of publication
Kew, UK
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RBG Kew Science Digitisation Project 2026 - Delivery experience and lessons learnt Over the past 4 years we’ve learnt a lot about digitisation. And now, as our mass digitisation project ends, we are making available the knowledge and lessons learnt we have gained through our delivery experience through the attached document. This document is designed as a practical blueprint, offering insights from Kew’s digitisation journey that can help other organisations planning similar projects. We’re currently looking for feedback before the final version is published. To contribute please do share your thoughts and insight on anything else you think we should consider to be included within this document with me by 5th March 2026. I look forward to your feedback Kind regards John j.adcock@kew.org