The question:

With the rise of AI-driven automation, immersive media, and ever-expanding content ecosystems, how can organisations stay ahead?

Some answers:

This panel discusses the future of asset management in a fast-paced world, focusing on the role of content-enriched media in streamlining workflows, enhancing discoverability, and maximising asset value. 

Context:
Leading food service brands are transforming their digital operations by building content at scale and embracing content agility.

The art of implementation:
Practical insights into unifying content operations, accelerating time to market, and creating consistent, personalized experiences across channels. How innovative, efficient, and scalable content strategies are being implemented by leading practitioners.
 

Start your day with a bite to eat and a chance to visit the exhibition.

Continue networking, sharing ideas and celebrate a great day at the official drinks reception!

The expectations of DAM professionals are growing—and so are the opportunities.

AI thrives when there is robust and comprehensive metadata.

Covering:

Your chance to visit the exhibition and network with your fellow DAM Professionals.

A Journey Beyond the DAM

How do you engage over 5,000 employees worldwide with a rebrand of one of the oldest brands in publishing? 
It takes clarity, consistency, and the right supporting technology. 
The role of great data asset management in bringing brands to life.
 

What’s happening now:

• Digital Asset Management (DAM) is more compelling than ever. 
• Organizations are increasingly moving beyond viewing DAM as a static repository.
• Instead, they see it as a strategic enabler—one that addresses content challenges, streamlines workflows, and powers the entire content supply chain.

Emerging trends and real-world examples:

Founded in 2008, BMG is the fourth-largest music company in the world, home to iconic catalogues of works by both notable performers and songwriters. Uniquely, it combines the activities of a music publisher and record label.

BMG operates across multiple areas of the music industry, including new recordings, catalogue releases, music publishing, licensing, and production music.

What the DAM does: