The Mosaic network is based on ISDN and ATM advanced technology and sees its nodal points in technological partners and service managers: Rome-Infobyte, Milan-Politecnico di Milano, Bologna-CINECA (GARR from 64Kbps up 2Mbps) and University network, a consortium gathering 18 Italian Universities (Ancona, Bologna, Cagliari, Camerino, Catania, Ferrara, Firenze, Macerata, Modena, Padova, Parma, Sassari, Trento, Trieste, Udine, Urbino, Venezia, Verona) , ZGDV (German, Portuguese and South American University networks), Paris-Arenotech, Austria JRC, Japan (University and private networks), Spain University of Jaen, USA, Canada, Egypt, etc.

The potential promotion centers can depend on the distribution network of the Banca di Roma which has 1200 branches open to the public. New potential adhesions are currently being evaluated both by the General Direction for Cultural Relations of the Foreign Ministry - in order to promote Italian cultural heritage even through foreign diplomacy firstly through the Italian Cultural Institutions and subsequently through the Italian embassies and consulates in the world - as well as with the ABI (Associazione Bancaria Italiana - Italian Banking Association) network.

MOSAIC is connected to the European Union MOU (Memorandum of Understanding for cultural heritage) and therefore contains a significant mailing list for sending information or for communicating and promoting events.

MOSAIC sites:

Banca di Roma: http://mosaic.bancaroma.it

Joanneum Research: http://mosaic.joanneum.ac.at

Cineca: http://www.cineca.it/projects/mosaic

Polit. di Milano: http://mosaic.polimi.it

Zgdv: http://mosaic.zgdv.de

Infobyte: http://mosaic.infobyte.it