How leading GLAMP (galleries, libraries, archives, museums, and performing arts) organizations are transforming their management of digital assets and collections.
About the Event
Cultural heritage organizations face unique digital asset management and collections management challenges. From centuries-old manuscripts to contemporary performances, these collections demand specialized approaches to digitization, metadata, preservation, and access.
“DAM and Collections Management for Cultural Heritage 2026” brings together GLAMP professionals who understand that managing cultural heritage is about stewardship, scholarship, and serving the public. Professionals who know that the challenge is to be as good as possible with limited resources.
Every session:
Is designed with the special needs of cultural heritage firmly in mind. The most pressing issues are examined and the significant challenges addressed, including: metadata standards (ISAD(G) and EAD amongst others), digital preservation strategies to span centuries, copyright complexities with historical materials, and the art and science of making collections discoverable while, simultaneously, protecting sensitive content.
This event is for:
- Digital Collections Managers developing digitization and preservation strategies
- Digital Asset Managers optimizing DAM systems and workflows for heritage collections
- Heads of Archives balancing access with conservation
- Museum Technology Directors leading digital transformation
- Library Systems Managers implementing repository solutions
- Digital Curators managing metadata and cataloging workflows
- Performing Arts Archivists preserving ephemeral heritage
- IT Directors at cultural institutions
- Project Managers overseeing heritage digitization programs
Whether you work at a national museum, university archive, local authority collection, or performing arts organization, you'll find relevant insights and actionable solutions.