Digital Transitions Roundtable 2024

The 2024 edition of DT’s Annual Cultural Heritage Roundtable is fast approaching and registration is now open!

Our Cultural Heritage Roundtables began as small, one-off gatherings between Digital Transitions and our clients, as a formal way for us to gather the community’s collective feedback on their experience with our solutions and how we could work to improve them.

Since its inception, the event has grown from a single day at our office to two annual conferences online and in key regions across the United States. Attendees come from a variety of countries, disciplines, and institutions to see the latest digitization technology, learn best practices from experts, discuss workflow tips, and network with other cultural heritage professionals. Whether you work at a gallery, library, archive, museum, corporation, or in media, entertainment, or sports, this event is for you!

We invite you to join us in-person for an event celebrating the latest advancements in digitization technology.

The event will be held in person in New York City on October 23rd (and also available online if you absolutely can’t join us in person). There will be morning and afternoon sessions including dedicated time to network. We hope you join us to discuss advancements and practices in our digitization community; we are excited to see you there!

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When and where is the event?

Our Roundtable event is going to be in person and virtual this year! If you can't join us in NYC, you will be able to access the event from anywhere with an internet connection with our speakers being live-streamed. We will host the online livestream via Zoom where you will be able to view the presentations from our speakers!

The event is scheduled for October 23rd, and is an all-day occasion in the US Eastern Timezone! The venue is 787 Seventh.

Who's speaking at this year's event?

• KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
  Tom Rieger, Chief, Collections Digitization Division
  Library of Congress
• HOSTED BY:
  Peter Siegel, Owner & Founder
  Digital Transitions
• Christina Deane, Manager Digital Production Group
  Stacey Evans, Imaging Specialist and Project Coordinator
  University of Virginia Library
• Santiago Lyon, Head of Advocacy and Education
  Adobe-led Content Authenticity Initiative
• Rachel Senese Myers, Digital Projects Coordinator
  Lisa Vallen, Southern Labor Archivists and the Instruction Coordinator
  Georgia State University
• Charles Walbridge, Lead Collections Photographer
  Minneapolis Institute of Art
• Alice Plutino, MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship
  University of Amsterdam's Faculty of Media Studies
• Jeff Evans, Manager of Visual Resources and Photographer
  Princeton University Art Museum
• Doug Peterson, Head of R&D
  Digital Transitions

Happy Hour

We will be hosting a happy hour at the end of the event with details to be announced! We hope you can join us for this portion of the in person event.