PostScriptum
PostScriptum is a Greek cultural heritage technology firm (founded 1991, Athens) that provides digital transformation software and consulting services to museums, archives, foundations, and public cultural bodies across Greece and Southeast Europe, distributing MuseumPlus and proprietary platforms alongside EU-funded project delivery.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1991
- HeadquartersAthens, Greece
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What PostScriptum does
PostScriptum is a Greek private limited company founded in 1991 and headquartered in Athens, specializing in the design, digital strategy, and implementation of cultural heritage management projects for museums, archives, libraries, foundations, and public cultural bodies. Operating with 11-50 employees over 35 years, the firm combines proprietary and licensed software products with professional services to deliver end-to-end digital transformation across the cultural sector.
The company's core technology portfolio centers on MuseumPlus—a globally proven museum management system with 900+ installations worldwide—for which PostScriptum serves as the exclusive zetcom representative for Greece, Cyprus, and Southeast Europe. Complementary proprietary and open-source products include ArchiveMax (archive management based on AtoM), Omeka S (digital publishing), and internally developed platforms eCulturePlus, Exibo, and Smartify for digital curation, exhibition, and audience engagement. Technical capabilities extend to VR/AR applications, Matterport 360-degree virtual tours (deployed at the National Archaeological Museum with 450 viewpoints across 36 halls), and an IoT-based preventive conservation system developed through the HORIZON 2020 Collection Care project. All implementations comply with international documentation standards (Europeana, ISAD-G, National Documentation Centre).
The business model operates across three revenue streams: software licensing and customization (MuseumPlus, ArchiveMax, and proprietary products with pricing provided on request); professional services and consulting covering digitization, documentation, digital strategy, and EU funding navigation; and EU-funded project contracting through programs including HORIZON 2020, Erasmus+, EPAnEK, and Creative Europe. Customer acquisition is sales-led and relationship-driven, targeting cultural institutions primarily in Greece and Southeast Europe, with selective international projects (notably a 2021 cultural diplomacy engagement in China). The firm's client roster includes Greece's most prestigious institutions—Acropolis Museum, National Archaeological Museum, Onassis Foundation, Benaki Museum, MOMus, and the Greek National Opera—anchoring a diversified institutional base despite a public-sector concentration.
PostScriptum firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- PostScriptum
- Legal name
- POSTSCRIPTUM ΠΛΗΡΟΦΟΡΙΚΗ ΕΠΙΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΑΣ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ ΠΕΡΙΟΡΙΣΜΕΝΗΣ ΕΥΘΥΝΗΣ
- Website
- https://postscriptum.gr
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1991
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- PostScriptum is a Greek cultural heritage technology firm (founded 1991, Athens) that provides digital transformation software and consulting services to museums, archives, foundations, and public cultural bodies across Greece and Southeast Europe, distributing MuseumPlus and proprietary platforms alongside EU-funded project delivery.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
PostScriptum industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Cultural Heritage Management Software
- NAICS
- Software Publishers (513210), Libraries and Archives (51921)
- SIC
- Services-Prepackaged Software (7372), Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)
- akta.pro industry
- Media Archiving & Long-Term Preservation PlanningHome & Personal Services/Home Organization & Decluttering/Digital Decluttering & Photo/Media OrganizationDocument Scanning, Digitization & Archival Reproduction (Records, Transcripts, Microform)
Keywords
Where PostScriptum is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Athens
- HQ country
- Greece
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
PostScriptum business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Software Licensing (MuseumPlus, ArchiveMax, proprietary products): PostScriptum distributes and customises the MuseumPlus collection management system (as official zetcom representative) and its own products (eCulturePlus, Exibo, Smartify, ArchiveMax) to museums, archives, and cultural institutions. Revenue is generated through software licensing, customisation, installation, and ongoing technical support.
- Professional Services and Consulting: Provision of consultancy services in strategic planning, project preparation, submission, management, and implementation of national and European co-funded and non-co-funded cultural programmes. Includes digitization, documentation, digital curation, interpretation, and promotion of cultural heritage assets.
- EU-Funded Cultural Projects: PostScriptum secures and implements EU-funded cultural management projects (e.g., HORIZON 2020, Erasmus+, EPAnEK, Creative Europe, Europeana Space) as a contractor or technical consultant, providing comprehensive project delivery including digitization, digital platform development, and strategic planning.
- Communication, Marketing, and Information Services: Design, development, and implementation of communication, publicity, marketing, and information products for cultural organizations, including digital promotional content, exhibitions, and cultural tourism initiatives.
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels10 records
PostScriptum product offering
Product offeringCore offering
PostScriptum provides digital transformation solutions for cultural heritage organizations, combining proprietary and licensed software products (MuseumPlus, ArchiveMax, Omeka S, eCulturePlus, Exibo, Smartify) with professional services in digitization, documentation, cultural management consulting, and EU-funded project delivery. As the official zetcom representative for MuseumPlus in Greece, Cyprus, and Southeast Europe, the company handles the full software lifecycle from requirements analysis through customization, installation, training, and technical support.
Product overview
PostScriptum offers a portfolio of cultural heritage management products designed for museums, archives, libraries, and private collections. The core offerings include MuseumPlus (a comprehensive museum management system from zetcom, representing the product in Greece and Southeastern Europe), ArchiveMax (archive management based on open-source AtoM), Omeka S (web publishing platform), and supplementary modules including eCulturePlus (digital culture platform), Exibo (digital exhibition tool), and Smartify (audience engagement solution). These products work together to address the full spectrum of cultural asset organization, documentation, curation, and digital presentation.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- MuseumPlus: Comprehensive museum management system designed for museums and collections, including scientific documentation, exhibition organization, conservation, public relations, archiving, and event management.
- Omeka S
- ArchiveMax
- eCulturePlus
- Exibo
- Smartify
- PSValueTalks
- ΒίκιΕλληνιστί (WikiEllinisti)
- East Meets West in Greece (EMWG)
Products and services
- MuseumPlus A comprehensive museum management system covering scientific documentation, exhibition organization, conservation management, public relations, visual archiving, and event management. Distributed by PostScriptum as the official zetcom representative for Greece, Cyprus, and Southeastern Europe, with full lifecycle services: requirements analysis, customization, installation, user training, and ongoing technical support.
- ArchiveMax An archive management system customized using the open-source AtoM platform, designed for the documentation and digital presentation of archival collections. Deployed for major Greek literary and institutional archives including the Cavafy Archive at the Onassis Foundation.
- Omeka S An open-source web publishing platform for cultural heritage institutions, used for creating and managing digital collections and exhibitions with metadata management and online access capabilities.
- eCulturePlus A proprietary digital platform for the organization, curation, and promotion of cultural assets, designed for libraries, archives, and cultural organizations.
- Exibo A proprietary digital exhibition and publishing platform enabling cultural institutions to create and share digital exhibitions and cultural content.
- Smartify A digital cultural engagement and interpretation platform that connects museum visitors with collections through interactive mobile experiences.
- Collection Care IoT System An IoT-based decision support system for preventive art conservation, incorporating sensor technologies, cloud computing, and big data analytics to monitor microclimate conditions of artworks across multiple locations. Developed through the HORIZON 2020 Collection Care project, serving small and medium-sized museums.
- Cultural Management Consulting and EU-Funded Project Delivery Consultancy services in strategic planning, project preparation, submission, management, and implementation of national and European co-funded cultural programmes. Includes digitization, documentation, digital curation, interpretation, and promotion of cultural heritage assets, combined with delivery of EU-funded projects as contractor or technical consultant.
- VR/AR and 360-Degree Virtual Exhibition Services Virtual and augmented reality applications and 360-degree virtual tours using Matterport technology for cultural institutions. Includes immersive exhibition experiences in virtual worlds and interactive educational applications bridging historical archival material with contemporary audiences.
Quantifiable outcome
- 900+ MuseumPlus installations worldwide
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use PostScriptum
Customer profileNamed customers35 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
PostScriptum technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature10 records
PostScriptum partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
16 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- zetcom Group (MuseumPlus)corePostScriptum serves as the official zetcom representative for MuseumPlus in Greece, Cyprus, and the rest of Southeastern Europe. The company handles the entire product lifecycle including requirements analysis, customisation, installation, user training, and technical support for MuseumPlus deployments across the region. MuseumPlus is an internationally proven museum management system with over 900 installations worldwide.
- Onassis FoundationcorePostScriptum collaborated with the Onassis Foundation on the Cavafy Archive project, designing and developing digital documentation and presentation tools for C.P. Cavafy's work on the Internet. Using the open-source AtoM platform, ArchiveMax was customized to meet the unique documentation needs of this project, providing open access to over 2,000 archival items.
- EuropeanacorePostScriptum participates in Europeana ecosystem projects (Europeana Space, Europeana Food and Drink, PAGODE) and ensures interoperability of its digital cultural products with Europeana standards and data aggregation systems. All MuseumPlus implementations follow documentation standards compatible with Europeana.
- HORIZON 2020 Collection Care ConsortiumcorePostScriptum participated in the European HORIZON 2020-funded Collection Care project, a consortium of academic partners (TU/e, KADK, UW), technology companies (ATOS, SGF), and internationally renowned museums. The project developed an innovative IoT decision support system for preventive art conservation.
- Wikipedia / Wikimedia FoundationcorePostScriptum develops Wikimedia-based community initiatives (WikiEllinisti, WikiKythnos, Wikipedia Challenge for 1821) that contribute Greek cultural content to Wikipedia and other language editions, promoting open knowledge and Greek cultural presence in the digital sphere.
- Local Government Management Agency (LGMA) – IrelandminorPostScriptum collaborated with LGMA Ireland as part of the Europeana Space project consortium, contributing to the analysis of specifications and development of digital applications.
- Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China / Chinese International Exhibition Agency (CIEA)corePostScriptum received a special invitation from the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism (CIEA) to serve as the official producer and coordinator of Greece's participation as the honored country in the 'The Tides of the Century – 2020 International Art Exhibition' at Ocean Flower Island in Hainan, China.
- Athens Digital Arts Festival (ADAF)minorADAF participated as an invited collaborator in the Ocean Flower Island Greek cultural diplomacy exhibition project curated by Katerina Koskina.
- University of PeloponneseminorA ten-member scientific team from the University of Peloponnese undertook the documentation of the Athens Epidaurus Festival's printed and audiovisual archive according to international standards, under the consulting guidance of PostScriptum.
- ViLabsminorViLabs served as the implementation partner for the Athens Epidaurus Festival digital archive project, undertaken under consulting guidance from PostScriptum.
- M.E.S.O. (Greece)minorM.E.S.O. (Greece) is a collaborative partner in the CRAFTS+ Erasmus+ project, focusing on integration, inclusion, and diversity in adult education for the ceramic craftsmanship sector.
- Idea O.K. (North Macedonia)minorIdea O.K. (North Macedonia) is a collaborative partner in the CRAFTS+ Erasmus+ project, contributing to educational workshops and curriculum development for ceramic micro-enterprises.
- PolyptychonminorPolyptychon served as the implementation partner for the Boutaris Foundation's 'The Santorini of Santorini' digital transformation project, under project management and coordination by PostScriptum.
- National Documentation Centre (EKT) – GreececoreAll PostScriptum MuseumPlus implementations follow international documentation standards compatible with the treasures of the National Documentation Centre and Europeana, ensuring interoperability with Greece's national cultural data infrastructure.
- Conservators and Museums (DFA-Spain, KMKG-Belgium, CSS-Spain, OAML-Latvia, IEEE-Greece, RDC-Denmark)minorMultiple European museums participated in the Collection Care project to ensure the future market integration of the IoT preventive conservation product.
- Google Arts & CulturecorePostScriptum develops Greek cultural data for major digital platforms including Google Arts & Culture, as part of its cultural diplomacy services to enhance Greek cultural presence on mega-platforms.
Scale indicators8 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
PostScriptum competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Tessitura Network: US-based CRM and ticketing platform widely adopted by performing arts and cultural organizations globally. Comparable as a comprehensive enterprise software suite for cultural institutions, although focused on CRM/ticketing rather than collection management.
- Bloomberg Connects: Bloomberg Philanthropies' free digital guide platform for museums and cultural institutions. Comparable as a major player in digital cultural engagement, including partnerships with Google Arts & Culture that PostScriptum also leverages.
Emerging players
- Cuseum: US-based digital engagement and interpretation platform for museums and cultural institutions. Overlaps with PostScriptum's Smartify and Exibo offerings in digital audience engagement and interactive experiences.
- Modes: UK-based provider of audience engagement and data analytics for cultural organizations. Adjacent to PostScriptum's eCulturePlus and Smartify products in offering digital tools for cultural institutions to understand and grow audiences.
- Collectify: Cloud-native collections management platform for museums and private collectors. Competes in the same collections management software category as MuseumPlus, often targeting smaller institutions seeking SaaS alternatives.
- ARtGlass: Provider of AR/VR guided tour experiences for museums and cultural sites. Directly comparable to PostScriptum's VR/AR exhibition capabilities developed for clients like the Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation.
Direct peers
- zetcom Group: Swiss developer of MuseumPlus, the museum collection management system that PostScriptum distributes and implements across Greece, Cyprus, and SE Europe. Directly comparable as the underlying platform vendor and competitor for museum digitization engagements.
- Gallery Systems: US-based developer of The Museum System (TMS) for collections management. Directly competes in the museum collection management software market that PostScriptum addresses via MuseumPlus and its proprietary add-ons.
- Axiell Group: Swedish provider of museum, library, and archive software (Axiell Arena, Axiell EMu) with global deployments. Competes with PostScriptum for cultural heritage digitization contracts across Europe and offers a comparable software + services bundle.
Others
- Europeana Foundation: European Union-backed digital platform for cultural heritage, in which PostScriptum participates through interoperability projects (Europeana Space, PAGODE). Comparable as a digital cultural infrastructure provider, though not a direct commercial competitor.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
PostScriptum social profiles
Digital presencePostScriptum compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance2 records
PostScriptum financial estimates
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PostScriptum leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
PostScriptum funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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PostScriptum M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about PostScriptum
What does PostScriptum do?
PostScriptum provides digital transformation solutions for cultural heritage organizations, combining proprietary and licensed software products (MuseumPlus, ArchiveMax, Omeka S, eCulturePlus, Exibo, Smartify) with professional services in digitization, documentation, cultural management consulting, and EU-funded project delivery. As the official zetcom representative for MuseumPlus in Greece, Cyprus, and Southeast Europe, the company handles the full software lifecycle from requirements analysis through customization, installation, training, and technical support.
Is PostScriptum a public or private company?
PostScriptum is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was PostScriptum founded?
PostScriptum was founded in 1991. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is PostScriptum based?
PostScriptum is headquartered in Athens, Greece, in the Europe region.
How does PostScriptum make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Software Licensing (MuseumPlus, ArchiveMax, proprietary products) is the primary driver. The others are professional Services and Consulting, EU-Funded Cultural Projects and communication, Marketing, and Information Services.
Who are PostScriptum's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Tessitura Network and Bloomberg Connects. Emerging players are Cuseum, Modes, Collectify and ARtGlass. Direct peers are zetcom Group, Gallery Systems and Axiell Group. Europeana Foundation is listed as an others.
Does PostScriptum have an API?
No public API is recorded for PostScriptum.
What industry is PostScriptum in?
PostScriptum's product category is Cultural Heritage Management Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HSAFAGAK, Media Archiving & Long-Term Preservation Planning, with a secondary code of EDAEAJAI, Document Scanning, Digitization & Archival Reproduction (Records, Transcripts, Microform). Its NAICS code is 513210 and its SIC code is 7372.