The content discovery problem is bigger than the DAM. Years of finished campaigns, product photography, footage, and creative live in S3 buckets, legacy MAM systems, project folders, and archive tiers that never made it through the last migration. Some of it is high-value, some is redundant, and most of it is invisible.
That invisibility is getting more expensive. Adobe puts content demand growth at 5x by 2027, while budgets stay flat. Reducing content waste and reusing what’s already been paid for is a necessity.
Indexing cost and migration complexity used to be barriers that kept dark content dark. Today, AI-powered content understanding makes it practical to discover, enrich, organize, and connect multimodal content at scale, making massive libraries accessible.
Marketers gain faster access to assets the organization already owns, content operations turn the archive into a working part of the supply chain, and creatives spend less time recreating work. The playbook is the same across industries: search, curate, activate.
Watch the webinar as Philip Wisniewski (Tenovos), Carin Forman (AWS), and Amie Araghi (TwelveLabs) explore what’s shifted, what’s now within reach, and how marketing, creative, and brand teams can become the biggest beneficiaries of AI tools that make dark assets discoverable.