DAM Europe 2023

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DAM Capability Model

29 June, 12:10 PM

DAM Capability Model (DCM)

This workshop is designed to first deepen and then enable you to sustain your mastery of all that DAM has to offer. It is a practical session built around the internationally recognised DAM Capability Model – supporting the ongoing renewal of DAM and its benefits for all DAM users. From the most recent to the most experienced and everyone in-between.

Led by David Lipsey, the workshop will provide instruction on how to create (or update) the “roadmap” of where DAM is today and help you to identify what are the most important aspects on which to work. An updated “baseline” that can be used in the coming years as you periodically revisit the DCM.

The DCM helps:

  • To discover improvements in processes that can contribute to easier and more effective asset access by multiple departments.
  • To provide insights into specific operations, workflow tools, metadata, rights, governance, asset lifecycle management and multiple other elements that power and are powered by your DAM.
  • Departments understand their place and roles in DAM workflows and how to contribute to and be responsible for ‘The overall shape of DAM’.

By attending this workshop, you’ll gain a sense of community and emerge with a comprehensive understanding of a helpful, proven approach to the creation and use of a DAM roadmap.

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What others say

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Liam Bennett
Tempur Sealy International

Great to be back in person at the HS DAM Europe 2022! Great opportunity to hear from peers in the industry and actually meet people again. Leaving with lots of areas to explore!

David Furness
Craft

HS DAM events are an invaluable opportunity to meet a wide range of DAM practitioners, futurologists, and deep specialists. You'll find parallels in industries you know and new concepts from industries you don't, that will make you question and improve your practice.

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The Royal Society