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Join us for the seventh year to learn and connect with other members of the museums, cultural heritage and DAM community. Learn how today's infrastructure and technology supports art and culture, and how a Digital Asset Management system is becoming the creative link between technology and art.

Iqvinder is a passionate and driven product owner/manager and content management professional with technical background and experience successfully launching products across multiple industries, including media, retail, and eCommerce. Extensive experience leading teams in cross-platform digital media initiatives in the domestic and international retail and entertainment space. He loves building products and discovering solutions that create efficiency, automation, and make internal and external users’ lives easier.

Dr. Vera Brozzoni is a classical music metadata manager and a musician with broad work experience in the classical music industry. Hailing from Italy, she holds a PhD in Music Composition from Newcastle University. Being acutely aware of the technological challenges and innovations that the world of music is facing, she is committed to use her knowledge and problem-solving skills to improve the experience of classical music for the BBC audiences by bringing forward fresh ideas and projects, bridging the knowledge gap between art and data.

Making Collections Findable: AI, Metadata, and the Discovery Challenge

Cultural heritage organisations have spent decades building rich, standardised metadata, but are their collections truly discoverable? As AI transforms how users search and interact with digital collections, heritage professionals face a critical question: how do we bridge traditional metadata practices with AI-powered discovery while maintaining the scholarly rigour and contextual depth our collections demand?

Making History Accessible: The Postal Museum's Journey to Public Access for Born-Digital Collections

This presentation will explore how The Postal Museum developed its capacity to preserve and make born digital records accessible. As one of the UK's most significant business archives, holding records designated as being of outstanding national importance, The Postal Museum faced unique challenges in capturing, preserving, and making accessible the digital records of Royal Mail Group plc and Post Office Ltd.