DAM and Museums 2023

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10:30am
Networking and Visit the Exhibition
Your chance to visit the exhibition, plan your day and network with your fellow DAM aficionados.
 
11:00am
Welcome to DAM and Museums 2023
Conference Chair
David Lipsey
11:05am
Celebrating the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change’s 55th Anniversary Through Digital Transformation of its Rich Archive and Ongoing Work to Educate
We’ll hear from Dr Kelisha B. Graves, Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer of The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, about the challenges of transformation that come with an effort to digitize, catalogue and build a platform designed to inspire new generations...
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Speaker
Dr Kelisha B Graves, Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
 
11:35am
11:40am
Managing Digital Assets and Exploring the Collections at the Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum – The Changes, Challenges and Learnings
We’ll hear from Pam Young, Head Registrar – Documentation & Systems, and Irene Tortorella, Documentation Officer at the V&A Museum on how the DAM system (DAMS) has been supporting curatorial and non-curatorial staff in managing and maintaining a huge volume of digital assets, ranging from...
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Speakers
Irene Tortorella, Documentation officer, Victoria & Albert Museum
Pam Young , Head Registrar – Documentation & Systems, Victoria & Albert Museum
 
12:10pm
12:15pm
Implementing a Human-Centered Approach to Object Media Management
This session will provide a focused look at how to implement a new DAM across a large organization, through the lens of object media at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Join Karina Wratschko, Assistant Director of Library and Digital Strategies, and Jonathan Hoppe, Digital Asset Librarian from the...
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Speakers
Karina Wratschko, Assistant Director of Library and Digital Strategies, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Jonathan Hoppe, Digital Asset Librarian, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Craig Bollig, Digital Asset Management Advisor, Orange Logic
 
12:45pm
12:50pm
Digital Preservation in the Cloud: How we Partnered to Protect The King Center's Legacy and Bring their Story to the World
Join Dr. Kelisha B. Graves and Neal Bilow from Terentia who will share how the two organizations partnered to preserve 100's of terabytes of media that make up the history and legacy of The King Center. They will discuss how they not only manage and protect these important assets but also how the...
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Speakers
Neal Bilow, Managing partner, Chromata Solutions
Dr Kelisha B Graves, Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
 
1:10pm
"Birds of a Feather" Lounge Discussions
Your opportunity to network and learn from colleagues from around the world, and discuss wins and challenges with your fellow attendees. Stay tuned for further details.
 
1:40pm
Words Really Do Matter: How to Manage Metadata and Why This is Important
Metadata underpins everything and matters because it gives meaning to the data. It’s vital that your metadata stays relevant. Metadata is a strategic imperative to manage effectively an organization’s knowledge. The successful implementation of a content related strategy, whether that is a DAM or...
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Moderator
David Lipsey
Panelists
Sharon Mizota, DEI Metadata Consultant & Art Writer
Phil Seibel, Digital Asset Manager, Aldis
Jaime McCurry, eDAMS Coordinator, National Gallery of Art, Washington
John Florance, Sr. Director, Content Strategies, Risetime
 
2:40pm
2:45pm
Why are Rights and Rights Management such a Big Deal?
The permissions’ process and digital rights management program are the foundation for digital asset management. ‘Permissions’ in the GLAM environment includes so much more than copyright and intellectual property – it’s about respecting collections and artifacts, it’s about controlling access and...
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Speakers
Robert Carswell, Digital Asset and Rights Manager, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Britta Traub, Rights Manager, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
 
3:15pm
3:20pm
Quickfire Presentations with the Milwaukee Art Museum and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Join this session for two quickfire presentations with a combined Q&A. Topics covered include:
  • Taking the Hit with a False Start Digital Asset Management System – How the Milwaukee Art Museum Turned it Around
  • Break it Till you Make it – How the United States Holocaust Memori...
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Speakers
Beret Balestrieri Kohn, Manager of Digital Assets, Milwaukee Art Museum
Heather Winter, Head of Knowledge Management and Digital Assets, Milwaukee Art Museum
Jessica Knight, Senior Advisor for Digital Ecosystem, Preservation, and Discovery, The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
 
4:00pm
4:05pm
The Changing Digital Landscape – Why We Must Have a Forward-Thinking Agile and Creative Approach to Enhance the User-Experience and Better Workflows
The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) DAM is being implemented within a changing internal digital landscape of evolving needs. The DAM’s workflow development takes a forward-thinking approach that questions how it can support the advancement of the CCA’s digital ambitions. There are many que...
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Speaker
Elspeth Cowell, Head, Digital Media, Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
 
4:35pm
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