Harmonizing Processes at EMP
It was the same old song and dance of duplicate orders and maverick purchasing at Experience Music Project, until the company decided to streamline its processes.
It was the same old song and dance of duplicate orders and maverick purchasing at Experience Music Project, until the company decided to streamline its processes.
[From Supply & Demand Chain Executive, October/November 2004] Whether they're reading song lyrics handwritten by Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, poring over Jimi Hendrix's signed contract for his 1969 Woodstock performance, making their own music in a futuristic Sound Lab, or enjoying a performance in the intimate 200-seat JBL Theatre, visitors to the Experience Music Project (EMP) get an up-close-and-personal look at the events, artifacts and artists that shape music history.
Open since 2000, the Seattle-based museum's collection includes more than 80,000 artifacts, including musical instruments, an extensive recorded sound archive, fanzines from around the world, handwritten song lyrics and rare song sheets. EMP is unlike most museums in that it refreshes its exhibits throughout the year
