Digital Asset Management has become central to how galleries, libraries, archives, museums and performing arts organizations create, preserve and share their collections. Since our previous programme in 2025 (The DAM for GLAMP Masterclass Series), the landscape has changed dramatically. Artificial Intelligence has moved from experimentation into day-to-day workflows, institutions are connecting collections through linked data and IIIF, and new forms of digital content, including 3D, immersive experiences and born-digital assets, are creating fresh opportunities and challenges.
This updated program explores how leading cultural heritage organizations are adapting their DAM strategies to meet these changes. Through expert presentations, practical case studies and real-world examples, attendees will gain insight into current best practice and emerging trends across the GLAMP sector.
Whether you are planning a new DAM implementation, modernizing an existing platform or developing governance for AI-enabled collections, this course provides practical guidance to help you build sustainable, future-ready digital asset ecosystems.
What Is Included?
- Six in-depth sessions (75 minutes each)
- Teaching by leading DAM experts on key topics for GLAMP professionals
- Live Q&A with speakers to address your specific challenges
- We encourage participants to connect and follow up with session leaders, continue the conversation, and ask further questions.
- Can’t attend live? All sessions are recorded and available on-demand for registered participants.
Schedule
Session 1 - October 20 - The New GLAMP Technology Landscape: Building Connected Collections
Session 2 - October 27 - Managing Complex Media: Audio, Video, 3D and Immersive Assets
Session 3 - November 3 - AI in Production: Metadata, Search and Automation
Session 4 - November 10 - Rights, Access and Governance: Building Trusted Digital Collections
Session 5 - November 17 - Sustainable Preservation for the Digital Age
Session 6 - November 19 - Demonstrating Value: Governance, Metrics and Future Planning