DAM News Round-Up – 27th June 2022

A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web. Debate: Is Facial Recognition For DAM Worth The Legal Risks Or Not? DAM News Editor […]
Continue reading »A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web. Debate: Is Facial Recognition For DAM Worth The Legal Risks Or Not? DAM News Editor […]
Continue reading »This week’s highlighted position is for a Digital Assets Operations Manager with American multinational beverage corporation, the Coco-Cola Company. Based out of Atlanta Georgia, the successful candidate will have at least 7 years of experience in project management, digital marketing and/or product management. The role’s main responsibilities will include leading …
Continue reading »This week’s featured event is The Second Annual Canada DAM Symposium, hosted by Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University). This three hour virtual session is taking place on Zoom between 12.30pm and 3.30pm (Eastern Time). It will feature nine speakers from across the Canadian DAM sector:
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Continue reading »Earlier this month, we published an article by Martin Wilson about how data protection legislation had made Facial Recognition (FR) too legally fraught to implement for DAM, David Tenenbaum, who is founder and CEO of vendor, MerlinOne has contributed a rebuttal piece to Martin’s assertions about FR for Digital …
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Adobe releases open source toolkit to counter visual misinformation
In an attempt to stem the flow of visual misinformation, software giant Adobe are pushing out an open source toolkit that allows developers to embed provenance data within their content, which …
Continue reading »This week’s featured opportunity is for an Information Architect with British multinational pharmaceutical company GSK (formerly GlaxoSmithKline). Operating out of the United Kingdom, the successful candidate will be responsible for delivering plans, models and project solutions across the organisation’s ongoing IDMP (Identification of Medicinal Product) programme. Duties will include taking …
Continue reading »This week’s featured event is about Digital Asset Management Best Practices and is hosted by Australian DAM vendor, IntelligenceBank. The webinar is advertised as being ideal for for Marketing Teams and Creatives who want a DAM that works for them, rather than the other way around. Some of the …
Continue reading »A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web.
DAM – It’s Not the Library, it’s the Gym!
In this recent article, Lisa Grimm analogizes DAM and compares it to a gym, where your digital assets receive a workout and become fit for their ever-increasing role in today’s digital …
Continue reading »This week’s highlighted position is for a Brand Asset Manager with American cosmetic retailer Kiehl’s LLC, part of the L’Oréal Group. Based out of New York and reporting to the VP of Marketing, the successful applicant’s primary role will be to assist in developing and distributing digital brand assets to …
Continue reading »On Tuesday 21st June 2022 at 3pm (CET), European DAM Consultancy, Activo present DAM Map Landscape 2022 Beyond Trends and What Matters for Customers. Malika Kechich and Frédéric SANUY will take viewers though the major elements of initiating DAM projects, including how to build a team, starting an RFP, …
Continue reading »A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web.
Has Data Protection Legislation Rendered Facial Recognition Technology Practically Unusable for DAM?
DAM News Editor Ralph Windsor introduces a new feature article from Martin Wilson, Founder of Dash and Asset Bank DAM platforms. Martin’s article examines the topic of …
Continue reading »Martin Wilson, Founder of the Dash and Asset Bank DAM systems as well as Director of Bright Interactive has recently contributed a DAM News feature article, The Rise and Demise of Facial Recognition in DAM. Martin makes the point that facial recognition is one of the more successful …
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