Links to Digital Asset Management solutions providers, consultants and DAM services vendors.
My colleague and DAM veteran Ralph Windsor has recently published an article for Digital Asset Management tool vendor Santa Cruz Software. Entitled ‘How DAMs Differentiate: Why Vendors Must Embrace Integrated Creative Tools‘, the article takes a look at the history, challenges and complexities of creative tool provision …
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Introduction
For those unfamiliar with the DAM News Vendor Directory, it is an online resource presenting over 100 Digital Asset Management vendors’ responses to a large and detailed set of industry-specific questions. In addition to showcasing DAM platforms and providing business information, the vendor directory can also be regarded …
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The recently relaunched DAM News Vendor Directory has just been updated with a couple of new features to assist in narrowing down your vendor selection criteria. For those that missed the press release, you can read more about the new vendor directory at the following link.
https://digitalassetmanagementnews.org/vendors/introducing-the-new-dam-vendor-directory/
Vendor Comparison
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We are pleased to announce that our DAM Vendor Directory is now available on the DAM News website. Previously located on a separate website, the directory is a search facility fully integrated into the rest of DAM News that prospective users of Digital Asset Management tools can use to locate …
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I recently wrote an article for the CI Hub blog, Why DAM Vendors Need Neutral Content Digital Asset Hubs, which discusses the need for vendor neutral content digital asset hubs. Interoperability and the immense difficulty associated with transferring digital assets across the DAM supply chain remains the single …
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Earlier today, I published a feature article for DAM News on the topic of what has been described as ‘revolving door’ DAM implementations. In this piece I consider some of the deeper and more fundamental reasons why this is taking place and what factors have contributed to it becoming …
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Earlier today, I contributed the first part of a two article series for DAM News on the subject of the consolidation trend in DAM and whether or not consolidation is really taking place or if it is something far more expedient. In The DAM Software Market’s Customer Acquisition Problem, …
Continue reading »I have recently contributed a feature article for DAM News entitled A Simple Technique For Cloud DAM Customisation Without Needing For Unique Instances. This is a very quick and easy to implement method which is missing from numerous DAMs I encounter, probably the majority:
“Although the end-user thinks …
Continue reading »Norwegian DAM software vendor, Fotoware, have announced today that they have been acquired by Viking Ventures, a Nordic-focussed tech investment firm. The details are sketchy currently and there is no online press release link which I am able to provide, but this is from the blurb their PR people …
Continue reading »DAM vendor, MerlinOne have announced the release of MerlinXpress, a cut-down version of their platform designed for smaller teams.
“MerlinXpress is a powerful DAM designed for small teams with big content goals. Leveraging the foundation of the customer-proven, enterprise-level MerlinX DAM, MerlinXpress offers a streamlined user interface and …
Continue reading »DAM vendor, OpenText have recently announced the release of their Media Management Cloud Edition (CE) version 20.2. With a focus on providing “better value to new and existing customers alike”, OpenText, along with many other DAM vendors, are now fully into their stride with regards to capitalising on the …
Continue reading »A few weeks ago I wrote the first article in this occasional series about the fibs that some DAM vendors tell. I discussed the type of disingenuous statements vendors come out with in-relation to roadmaps and their support for features in more generalised terms. This time, I want to …
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