MANAGEMENT MODEL OF SALAR JUNG MUSEUM, HYDERABAD
Keywords:
museum management, cultural heritage, conservation practices, visitor engagement, digital transformation, Salar Jung MuseumAbstract
This research examines the management model of the Salar Jung Muse-um in Hyderabad, focusing on operational systems, conservation practic-es, and visitor engagement strategies. Through a mixed-methods ap-proach combining semi-structured interviews, quantitative surveys, and document analysis conducted from June to December 2023, the study analyzes various aspects of museum management including organiza-tional structure, digital transformation, financial sustainability, and con-servation practices. The findings reveal a successful hybrid management system that effectively combines traditional and modern approaches, achieving high performance in conservation, visitor satisfaction, and op-erational efficiency. The research contributes to the understanding of effective museum management practices in developing nations and pro-vides practical insights for cultural heritage institutions facing similar challenges.
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