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• Home & Portfolio - The main hub featuring details about me.
• Insights Archive - The full searchable repository of my thoughts on DAM and tech.
• Career History - The digital receipt of 18+ years of DAM expertise working for Aprimo, Vodafone, and beyond.
• Contact Pete - How to reach me before the robots take over.

Digital Curiosities

Interactive learning tools, tech concepts, and experimental stuff about Digital Asset Management and other technologies broken down with British Pete style humour and wit!

• DAM Glossary for Humans - High-level technical jargon translated into clear, actionable British Humour filled business logic. No buzzwords!
• The Metadata Larder - A visual guide to why labeling your 'jam' matters (if Jam was digital assets!). From validated digital assets to the toxic 'mystery residue' of orphaned files.
• Digital Asset Archaeology: The Digital Stratigraphy - An interactive vertical exploration of technical debt and digital preservation. Dig through 60 years of data history.
• The Metadata Detective - An interactive page demonstrating the importance of embedded metadata in Digital Asset Management using a magnifying glass reveal effect
• The Stochastic Lens analogy - An interactive educational exhibit exploring the "mathematical gamble" of AI image recognition
• The Lifecycle of a Pixel - A cautionary tale of digital purgatory. Follow Percy the Sourdough Loaf Photograph as he survives (and fails) 12 stages of unmanaged life outside a DAM.
• The Digital Rights Management Minefield - An interactive simulation exploring the "legal gamble" of unmanaged digital asset distribution while playing a crude version of a classic 90s windows video game
• Decoding Content Credentials (C2PA) - An interactive masterclass on the concept of digital provenance. We define exactly what C2PA is - a cryptographic "Security Seal" for assets - and demonstrate how it protects your brand from the risks of anonymous, unmanaged media in an AI-driven world.

Other Pages

Hidden gems and other misplaced stuff. Essentially the digital junk drawer - a collection of random pages, loose thoughts, and things that didn't fit anywhere else.

• Secret Squirrel - There is a classified, highly non-standard directory hidden deep within the network architecture covered in discarded nutshells. Rumor has it that this sector is heavily restricted and requires a very specific clearance level to view. I'm not technically supposed to link to it, but if you want to see if your access permissions hold up, you can attempt to breach the perimeter.
• The Teapot Protocol (Error 418) - A technical implementation of RFC 2324. Proof that the system has a sense of humor.