Digital Asset Management Europe 2023

In 2023, DAM plays a vital role in digital transformation. At DAM Europe, we create an environment focused on sharing experiences, enhancing knowledge and building fruitful professional networks. With DAM now a cornerstone of the Marketing Technology stack, you won't want to miss this opportunity to expand your thinking about your next-generation DAM.

The growth of digital assets has been phenomenal; the pace of growth and the importance of managing and monetising assets increases with each passing day. Over the past two decades at DAM Europe, we've seen it all - from slow incremental change all the way to rapid, disruptive, revolutionary change. We've seen it, discussed it, explored its implications and presented opinions on what to do as a consequence.

DAM Europe 2023 will be no different. As Europe's leading conference dedicated to Digital Asset Management, we provide a unique environment to exchange knowledge and experiences. We'll explore what next-generation DAM should be via real-world case studies, interactive panels, workshops, roundtables and tutorials. You'll leave empowered with the latest thinking and new developments in the world of DAM.

No organisation can escape the need to manage digital assets - from FMCGs, media, leisure and retail, to healthcare, education, cultural heritage and government. Whether you are looking to implement your first system, looking to scale up, or want to ensure your next DAM strategy or tool is the one to carry you long into the future - this is the conference for you.

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Prices:
End User: GBP 899.00,
Solution Provider: GBP 1099.00,
Not for Profit: GBP 699.00

Speakers: Rory Kroon, ASDA, Lisa Welchman, Author, Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design, Céline Millinder, Save the Children, Tundun Folami, University of West London, Dominic Naughton, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Rachael Singh, Vodafone, Jorgen Bartsch, Unilever, Jacqueline Yu, Canon EMEA, Lynette Conlon, Tourism NI, Andrew Lewis, Former Head of Digital Strategy at Cisco, Caroline C. Helms Gerbøll, Arla Foods amba, Kathy Aronson, ICP, Georgina Grozier, Kingfisher PLC, David Lipsey, Megan de la Motte, Equator, Clemency Wright, Clemency Wright Consulting, Graham Allan, Deloitte Consulting, Madi Weland Solomon, Graphifi, Isobel Fraser-Underhill, Megger Limited, Kristina Huddart, Huddart Consulting Ltd., John Horodyski, Salt Flats, Theresa Regli, Vox Veritas Digital, Victor Lebon, Lebon Consulting, Neal Bilow, Chromata Solutions, Phil Arnold Nemeton Services Ltd, Courtney Roe, Acquia, Timur Asar, Comwrap Reply, Lisa Grimm, ICP, Kate Ring, Bynder, Noz Urbina, Urbina Consulting, James Whitebread, the Royal Opera House, Dean McElwee, The Stanley Black and Decker Company, Amanda Spence, Reckitt, Santiago Gonzalez, Wayfair, Brad Luna, Brandworkz, Roger Connolly, Sitecore, Thomas Stilling, Digital Transformation and Technology Leader, Greg Klebus, Adobe