Resources
Below we present a list of some other recommended sites that cover Digital Asset Management and related subjects on the web:
While clearly all taken from a vendor’s perspective, the Adobe blogs provide a mine of useful information for anyone involved in DAM or media production of any kind.
For those looking for in-depth information on Controlled Vocabularies, David Riecks’ site offers the best coverage on the web.
Digital Asset Management Glossary
The Daydream site includes a glossary of Digital Asset Management terminology and covers a lot of management as well as technical detail. Also of note is their article: Designing a Controlled Vocabulary for use with Digital Asset Libraries. The iBase site also includes a glossary as does Wavecorp.
Respected industry expert Michael Moon’s concentrates on Digital Asset Management issues for marketers. Michael also edits the Palgrave Macmillan DAM Journal.
Produced by Widen. Although maintained by a vendor, the information provided on setting up DAM solutions is covered in the right amount of detail and readers will be able to obtain useful pointers from this resource.
Earley Associates are KM (Knowledge Management), Information Architecture and Taxonomy specialists. Their site contains some excellent articles and papers that relate to DAM – many of which are free to download.
Roy Dewell’s site contains a wide range of useful information on Marketing Resource Management (MRM).
Romek Jansen and Frans Riemersma’s site about Marketing Operations Management. Contains various articles and useful resources.
Open Source Digital Asset Management
A dedicated resource about this fast growing area of DAM from the same team as bought you Digital Asset Management News. Includes reviews of various open source dam systems.
Semantic Focus is a resource of articles, blogs and community discussion about the Semantic Web. Contains lots of useful information about RDF, metadata, ontologies and Semantic Web Services.
Semantic Overflow is a Q&A community site where members can pose and respond to questions from peers. It is similar to the Stack Overflow developer resource (both in name and presentation).
If you have a resource that you believe would be of use to other Digital Asset Management News readers, please use our contact form. While we accept submissions from vendors, please note that your links must contain more than just commercial sales promotion for your products and have information that will have wider value.
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