Virtual Museum (by definition) 

a collection of digitally recorded images, sound files, text documents, and other data of historical, scientific, or cultural interest that are accessed through electronic media.

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The goal of the virtual museum is not to compete with or replace traditional museum visits, but to enhance, complement, and augment the museum experience by offering a level of personalization, interactivity, and richness of content that is impossible to bring in the real world.

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This exhibition and social media outlets under the "Bracey Research" label serve as a Reference Document (outlining procedures in relation to a particular activity to avoid missing steps each time the activity is performed) or gallery (a public display of works of art or items of interest).

 

Practical Reasoning; coming to a conclusion, or taking action after careful pondering.

The Bracey Research Virtual Museum consists of 1,000 plus global leaders (of their respective industries), 50 public virtual exhibits, 30 private exhibits and several password protected virtual galleries related to trade, resources, research and markets;  explained through the importance of documents from the tree, to the printing press, to the modern day server (where documents are stored). Exhibits in relation to lobbying, submarine cable, shipping & ports, the federal reserve, public officials, community, media and trade are on public display throughout the exhibition. This information is presented as a demonstration (the action or process of showing the existence or truth of something by giving proof or evidence) of sorts, as it relates to personal organization techniques applied by global leaders in real time for self- preservation purposes.

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The Virtual Museum of Organization(s); is an interactive online experience that allows visitors to explore and learn about the history, culture, and impact of different organizations and their work. This type of museum includes visual elements, such as photographs, videos, and audio clips. Additionally, virtual (guided) tours  allow visitors to explore the space and present questions in real-time to the curator of the exhibition about the displays, organization’s mission, values, and objectives. This type of museum is a great way to engage visitors and help them gain a better understanding of the importance of organization(s).

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The Purpose; a Sustainable Growth Model (Plan of development aiming to achieve long term growth without permanent damage to the economy and environment.) identifying individuals, entities and outlets providing useful info as it relates to the discovery of new and existing knowledge resulting in a short (weekly, monthly, quarterly) and long (2o, 40, 60 year) term advantage.

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The value of information and data...

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Charles Dow (of Dow Jones founded 1882) realized his forte was in research and analyzing, but did not know any company that would pay a man well if at all, for such information. With a co-worker (Eddie Jones) Dow began The Wall Street Journal. It was his attempt to help people make since of the markets.

 

William O'Neil (Investor's Business Daily founder 1984) was frustrated that he couldn't obtain data about stock (which allows the owner to elect the people in power in the company.) in any other newspaper, (including The Wall Street Journal), that he wanted to use to make investment decisions. Read more