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Events DAM and the Consumer Experience Series Summary

Series Summary

Session 1: DAM and The Omnichannel Experience

The digital consumer experience has become increasingly dynamic. DAM has particular capabilities that can streamline asset curation. Leveraging workflows, automation, and integrations DAM allows creative teams to intelligently deliver personalized content with a routine and seamless distribution. In this session, we'll explore these capabilities to help inform your content strategy.

Events DAM and the Consumer Experience

This series explores in-depth how DAM powers the consumer experience. Via discussion, instructional materials, and case studies, the speakers and panellists will look at how DAM feeds into the downstream applications that enable customer engagement.

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Events Event Speaker Robert Carswell

Robert is an experienced Digital Asset and Rights Manager with experience in establishing digital asset workflows, creating institutional metadata schemas, obtaining and managing copyright permissions, implementing DAMS software, and administrating digital assets in the cultural heritage/museum sector. He has an MLIS from San Jose State University and has been with the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco for over 11 years.

 

Events Event Speaker Britta Traub

Britta is the Rights Manager for the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. She holds a BA from Seattle University in Creative Writing and Art History. Growing up in the Los Angeles area, frequent visits to art museums inspired her desire to work in the fine arts. Her career spans over a decade working in positions under both commercial and non-profit arts organizations, all leading her toward a path of specializing in managing intellectual property matters for museums.

Events Event Speaker Marcus Harshaw

Marcus is a dynamic, enthusiastic, and impassioned guest fanatic who leads museum experiences and strategic program development! He oversees all on-site experiences including exhibits, gallery experiences including USS Requin and the historic Miniature Railroad & Village®, and theater experiences including the Buhl Planetarium and The Rangos Giant Cinema.

Events On Demand Content Preparing and Managing a DAM Migration Course Summary

Preparing and Managing a DAM Migration - Course Summary

 

Session 1: Scoping and Preparing for a DAM Migration 

In this session, learn how to define and scope the migration effort for a DAM implementation. This includes approaches for defining the migration strategy, scoping opportunities for improvement vs. “lift and shift”, auditing content and metadata, and requirements gathering.

 

Session 2: DAM Metadata, Taxonomy and Migration 

Events On Demand Content Preparing and Managing a DAM Migration

Preparing and Managing a DAM Migration, with David Iscove and Stephanie Lemieux 

As organizations evolve in their approach to Digital Asset Management, a new technology implementation often becomes appropriate to introduce more advanced capabilities and remove any dependencies associated with old ways of working. A migration of existing and legacy assets is usually required to ensure availability of critical content. A migration is also a great opportunity to improve findability and streamline content operations, building on lessons learned in the existing DAM.

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