There are a number of DAM related events occurring next week.
On Tuesday 25th May, content solutions provider Mekon and taxonomy expert Heather Hedden will be hosting a free webinar. In Boost your Customer Experience in AEM with Auto Tagging, attendees can learn how to automatically tag their …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
DAM platform provider Tandem Vault have recently announced the launch of the latest version of their software, TV3. The new version boasts a full redesign and a ‘whole-organisation approach’. …
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This week’s highlighted position is for an Associate Digital Asset Manager with British multinational communications and advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi. Based out of California, the successful candidate’s key duties will encompass most aspects of managing the organisation’s DAM system, including: gathering, ingesting, organising and tagging assets; ensuring appropriate rights …
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Next week, there are a number of DAM related events taking place.
On Wednesday 19th May, taxonomy software provider Synaptica will be hosting Ontology for Knowledge Graphs. This free to attend webinar will be exploring the adoption of knowledge graphs and how they can benefit the overall information …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
What is Brand Asset Management?
Following on from their previous post highlighting the differences between DAM and BAM (Brand Asset Management), DAM software provider BrandMaster take a slightly more detailed look at …
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The featured vacancy this week is for a Digital Asset Management Coordinator with YETI, a US manufacturer specialising in products such as cooler boxes, ice chests, and stainless steel drinkware. The position’s key duties will encompass all aspects of the organisation’s DAM system, including the ingestion, tagging, categorisation, and …
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There are a number of DAM related events occurring next week.
Mitigating Remote Work Hurdles with an Integrated Digital Workplace is a free to attend hour long webinar that will be focusing on the advantages of a digital workplace in a post-COVID landscape. Taking place on Wednesday May 12th, additional …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
Taxonomist and Author Heather Hedden discusses the topic of trends within taxonomy in this recent blog post. As ever, Heather’s insights and knowledge is deep and detailed; the article covers …
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This week’s highlighted position is for a DAM Application Specialist for Japanese multinational camera and imaging manufacturer Canon. Based out of Uxbridge in the United Kingdom, the successful candidate will be responsible for a broad range of DAM related tasks, including planning the tactical roadmap, delivering ongoing improvements to the …
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Next week, there are a number of DAM related events taking place.
On Wednesday 5th May, Research Libraries UK will be staging its Digital Shift Forum – a free, virtual online event that aims to bring together a broad selection of professionals from across information, research, cultural and heritage, …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
What is the difference between DAM and BAM?
Brand Management software provider BrandMaster discuss the difference between Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Brand Asset Management (BAM) in this recent blog post. Sadly, …
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The featured job this week is for a Digital Asset Management and Distribution Associate for US lifestyle and fashion brand Tory Burch. Based out of New Jersey, the successful candidate’s key duties will involve the day to day running and maintenance of the organisation’s DAM system, along with supporting the …
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