Context:

  • The quantity and variety of assets organizations generate is skyrocketing.
  • Customers expect those assets to be deployed in timely, personalized communications.
  • At the same time, customers increasingly use AI to surface content and make decisions. 
  • That’s why, in marketing organizations, DAM needs to evolve.

As AI rapidly reshapes how content is discovered, assembled, and experienced, traditional DAM strategies are no longer enough.

Exhibition Open- your chance to check out the live demos, to contrast and compare.

Networking prompt and let’s ‘break the ice’ - connect with someone you’ve not met before! Mingle with your peers. Take time to forge a new connection in your DAM community.

Dave has spent the last 20 years shaping how creative businesses operate, from inside agencies, publishers, and tech companies, to consulting with governments and global brands. His work is grounded in creative operations: building the systems, structures and rhythms that allow creative teams to scale without losing their edge.

Dave is also the founder of Signals, an employee engagement platform used by creative and professional services firms across the world. Signals helps leadership teams track sentiment in real-time, turning staff feedback into a competitive advantage.

Alex is an experienced archivist with over a decade of expertise in digitization, digital collections, and managing digital asset management systems. She is passionate about developing user-centered systems that make archival collections more searchable and accessible. With a background in both photography and the music industry, Alex has contributed to the archives of renowned institutions including Saturday Night Live, The New York Times, the Adirondack Experience (formerly the Adirondack Museum), and the Rauschenberg Foundation.