DLM Forum Triennial Meeting
The DLM Forum Triennial Meeting "Transforming the Digital Landscape: Governance, Culture, and Trusted Futures for Public and Private Institutions" brings together professionals from public and private archives, cultural and memory institutions, research organisations and the technology sector.
| GMT | 9:00 AM |
| CET | 10:00 AM |
Preservica is proud to sponsor DLM Forum's triennial conference in Dublin. Digital preservation only works when practitioners across borders and sectors share what they're learning, and DLM Forum has built exactly that kind of community.
Meet our team and join our session:
From technical function to institutional asset: governing digital preservation for the long term
Digital Preservation is often framed as a technical challenge, storage, formats, fixity. But for archives and cultural heritage institutions, the harder questions are about governance: who is accountable for digital collections, how institutions prove trustworthiness to funders, regulators and the communities they serve, and how preservation decisions made today hold up over decades of change.
This session draws on Preservica's experience working with national and institutional archives to explore what "trusted futures" requires in practice — not a compliance checkbox, but a strategic capability alongside collections policy, risk management and public accountability, and increasingly, AI governance.
Through this session you’ll learn about:
- How leading institutions embed preservation into organisational culture, treating it as a strategic capability, not an IT project
- Reframing long-term digital continuity as an institutional asset rather than a cost centre
- Real-world examples of the transition from paper-based accountability to defensible digital stewardship
- What AI governance means for trust in your collections
- New regulations requiring AI-generated content to be labelled, and what it means for your institution
- Hear where the industry is heading on AI transparency and content authenticity, including emerging provenance standards like C2PA