Shockwaves could soon be reaching the once impregnable walls of the stock photo industry’s bunkers due to shifts in the image library landscape and associated emerging technologies.
Firstly, deep-fakes and synthetic content are now beginning to mature, making both its creators and subjects equally redundant, at least where human subjects …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
Why the Lift-and-Shift Approach to Content Migration Doesn’t Work
Vice President of Tendo Communications, Lindy Roux, has recently published an article exploring a number of potential issues that can be encountered …
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Next week there are a number of DAM (or related) industry events.
On Tuesday 20th October, Adobe are holding their Adobe MAX Event. This year’s edition is entirely online (in contrast to previous years). There are 350 sessions across ten different tracks covering disciplines as diverse as Creativity and …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
Find the balance between metadata structure and flexibility
Sara James, marketing technology consultant with ICP writes about designing taxonomies for DAMs and CMS on the ICP blog. She makes a …
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Coming up next week are a number of DAM-related events.
From Tuesday 13th to Wednesday 14th October, DAM software provider Widen are hosting their ninth annual summit. This free online event features over 20 speakers presenting a wide range of topics.
“From optimizing your DAM system …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
Maximize ROI by optimizing digital asset management productivity
DAM and Enterprise Content solutions provider OpenText offer up five considerations when attempting to increase productivity and ROI for your DAM implementations. Guidance covers …
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This week’s featured job is for a Digital Preservation Manager with the Science Museum Group – a prestigious organisation managing five world-class museums located in Manchester, York, London, Bradford and Shildon. Responsible for both Collections and Corporate records, you will become the group’s lead on Digital Preservation, ensuring best practice …
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Kevin Groome, Founder of CampaignDrive by Pica9, has recently posted an in-depth article that presents a number of tell-tale signs that should assist you in gauging whether or not your DAM system is becoming a zombie, along with a number of steps to reverse the process and breathe …
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There are a number of DAM and marketing related events happening next week.
On Sunday October 4th, the Special Library Association (SLA) is hosting an informal online Q&A session entitled ‘Ask Me Anything‘ where people can put forward any questions relating to special libraries, career paths or the …
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A collection of recent DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced from DAM Federation member, Planet DAM.
Digital Asset Management for All Stages of Video File Creation Cycle: Tips & Best Practices
DAM solutions provider Pics.io have posted an article exploring the topic of video content management and present …
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Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic aggressively reclaiming it, the word ‘viral’ had adopted an altogether different meaning in our lives. The phenomenon of a massively shared video or image is now commonplace, from twitter-storms to Instagram memes, the regurgitation of a particular image with innumerable same-but-different variations of (what the …
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Next week, there are a number of DAM and marketing related events happening.
On Wednesday 30th September, taxonomy management software providers Synaptica are hosting Knowledge Modeling for the Task at Hand – a free online webinar exploring the various knowledge models and their relative complexity.
“Lists, taxonomies, thesauri, …
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