Johannes Scholtes writing on the Zylab blog has an article on managing legacy information where he outlines some risks and opportunities for organisations that have […]
Continue reading »Writing on the JMG Galleries blog, Jim Goldstein discusses 5 reasons why photographers need to be interested in the iPad:
Jay Goodrich writing on The Outdoor Photographer explains his own approach to workflow and how he deals with the large numbers of digital assets that he generates in his work as a photographer:
“I teach a bunch of workshops every year and inevitably, a long discussion on workflow happens. …
Continue reading »On the Talis Nodalities blog, Richard Wallis presents a podcast where he talks about The Interactive Knowledge Stack (IKS) with Wernher Behrendt and John Pereira of Salzburg Research who developed it:
“The four year project started in January 2009 to provide an open source technology platform for semantically …
Continue reading »TinEye is a reverse search engine which can find related images (and other information) based on a source file:
“TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit an image to TinEye to find out where it came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of …
Continue reading »Bud Porter-Roth writing on the Digital Landfill blog proposed 8 areas to consider when writing ECM proposals. They are all equally relevant for DAM:
Maria Ogneva of Attensity presents a video entitled “Making Sense Of Unstructured Social Media” on the Attensity blog where she also makes the point that text analysis will be crucial to larger businesses that want to get to grips with their Social Media data and leverage it to …
Continue reading »Mark Taylor of Sirius , writing on the Computerworld Blog makes the point that Open Source software is superior (as a distribution strategy) to proprietary approaches because of the control factor rather than the cost:
“At the point that the restrictions on the software start to interfere with your …
Continue reading »Metadata vocabularies are becoming increasingly complex, granular and multi-faceted – nowhere more so than preservation and heritage oriented archives which typically catalogue a much greater amount of information about assets and artefacts than business oriented DAMs. While extending the depth of cataloguing data helps to provide an enhanced range of …
Continue reading »One of our featured open source DAM vendors, Nuxeo, are holding a conference in Paris (France) on 17th-18th November 2010. The event aims to bring together customers, partners and analysts to help shape the direction of Nuxeo’s range of products:
“Nuxeo will bring together its client and …
Continue reading »Video transcoding vendor, Anystream (part of Grab Networks) has been acquired by digital video workflow and tolls vendor, Telestream:
“Telestream, the leading provider of digital media tools and workflow solutions, today announced the execution of a definitive agreement to acquire the business operations of the Anystream division of …
Continue reading »Johannes Scholtes writing on the Zylab blog presents some interesting discussions about e-discovery technology and how it has been employed by investigators to search through over 4 million emails authored by failed investment bank, Lehman Brothers. In particular, he describes how specific keywords were used to isolate potentially incriminating evidence:…
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