DAM at the heart of cultural innovation

In this on-demand webinar, you'll explore how GLAM institutions—galleries, libraries, archives, and museums—can strategically integrate Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems with technologies that enhance discovery, access, and long-term preservation.

Led by DAM expert Kristina Huddart and Hilde Hagen from WoodWing, the session highlights how digital assets can be more than just stored—they can be surfaced, shared, and safeguarded to deliver richer experiences for researchers, staff, and the public.

What to expect:

• Practical strategies for integrating DAM with existing GLAM systems: Learn how to connect your DAM platform with tools already in use across your institution to streamline workflows and data sharing.
• Best practices for managing diverse digital assets and metadata: Discover effective methods for organizing and maintaining everything from images and videos to object records and archival content.
• Insights into enhancing access through IIIF and visual search: See how technologies like IIIF and visual search can improve discoverability and user interaction with your collections.
• Real-world examples of successful digital transformations: Explore case studies of cultural institutions that have implemented DAM to enhance collaboration, accessibility, and digital reach.
• Expert tips on improving preservation and engagement with digital collections: Gain actionable advice on ensuring long-term asset preservation while creating meaningful digital experiences for your audiences.

Who’s this webinar for?
This webinar is ideal for digital leads, archivists, curators, and IT professionals working in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums. It’s designed for those looking to modernize their digital infrastructure and improve the way assets are discovered, accessed, and preserved. Whether you're starting your DAM journey or refining existing systems, you'll gain valuable insights and practical strategies. Anyone involved in digital strategy or collection management in the cultural heritage sector will benefit from attending.