After our initial visit to Sportel, the Capture team seeks a moment for reflection on the noteworthy trends and future predictions in the sports industry and how these findings will impact our clients.

In this session we will talk about the journey and how you can turn a software spend into a powerful contribution to your digital media execution plans, and the bottom line.

Capture Commercial Director Peter Shackleton talks to The Business of Sport podcast’s host Andrew James ahead of the International Sports Convention 2024.

Capture CEO Nick Caw gives an overview of Capture, from it’s humble beginnings with Founder Abbie Enock, right up to present day. Capture is the platform of choice for some of the biggest and best known collections in the world, so settle in and find out why.

Find out more about Miro AI: With an emphasis on sport content, Miro AI can describe objects and actions in athletic scenes and recognise athletes’ faces, to automate the process of keywording for media.

Dr Ben Kyneswood of Coventry.Digital discusses how he incorporated crowd-sourced keywording and metadata into his Capture managed found media collection.

This guide explores the evolving role of content in the digital age and provides insights into strategies that can enhance the value of content while transforming it into a revenue-generating asset. It highlights the impact of Generative AI on the media landscape, the challenges of content overload, and the changing dynamics in the media industry.

As Digital Asset Management (DAM) experts with extensive experience in managing and optimising digital content, we often come across the question of what distinguishes an asset from content. In the world of digital marketing, the terms “asset” and “content” are often used interchangeably, leading to confusion and misinterpretation.

This guide equips readers with a thorough understanding of DAM’s value proposition and provides a practical framework for creating a persuasive business case for its implementation, with a specific focus on visual media management using Capture.

We hope that you’ll be able to attend our in-person networking event for Capture customers that we run annually in London. If you are not yet a customer, but would be interested in attending, please feel free to reach out.

Today, we’re understanding the magic DAMs (Digital Asset Management systems) bring to the table.  If you’ve ever felt like your media collection is spiralling out of control, leaving you buried under a mountain of files, you’re not alone.

How does a robust Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform redefine the creative process, enabling near real-time access to photography.

In this fast-paced digital era, crafting a successful content strategy has become more crucial than ever. With the constant need to reach, engage, and delight your audience across various platforms, the pressure is on to create and distribute top-notch content consistently. Digital Asset Management (DAM) can supercharge your content strategy like never before.

Are you tired of spending hours searching for that one perfect image or video in the messy abyss of your digital files? Or maybe you’ve lost valuable media […]

Keeping all your visual media in one place is essential for optimising efficiency. With a visual media management system for digital assets, you can forget needles and haystacks. […]

Capture Visual Media Management, the leading provider of innovative visual media management solutions, is excited to announce its partnership with Lewes Football Club, delivering cutting-edge Digital Asset Management […]

How do we make sure that the right people, see the right visual media, at the right time? We sit down with our Commercial Director, Peter Shackleton, to […]

The building blocks of a successful digitisation project are all in the planning. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the Project Strategy and Project Planning to ensure your digitisation project goes down in heritage history for the right reasons.