John Horodyski of DAM Education has written an introductory article about metadata for CMSWire. The level is relatively basic and maybe more suitable as an executive overview than for anyone who has done the rounds with a typical DAM implementation, however, the second page has some useful pointers about …
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Edward Smith, of Extensis has written an article for CMSWire.com entitled: Who Should Enter Metadata in Digital Asset Management?
“Metadata is important because it helps you and other DAM users find the right files (keywords), understand the content of the files you find (descriptions) and use those files correctly …
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Brian Lincoln of DocuShare, writing on the Digital Landfill blog discusses 5 myths about the ROI that can be obtained from implementation of ECM systems. He answers each of them with very short single paragraph case study to illustrate how each of the points is false:
- Removing paper from business
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One our featured Digital Asset Management Vendors, MailPrint have written a white paper entitled, “Cost Justifying the Investment in New Marketing Systems” (registration required). MailPrint’s blog gives a summary of the key points; the stand out one for me was the final paragraph which reminds readers to …
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In this post on techtarget.com, Beth Stackpole discusses some quotes from various industry commentators and WCM/DAM end users who have their own take on the convergence of WCM and DAM, a trend we have observed for some time:
“While some Web content management tools have been enhanced …
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This article from Henrik de Gyor discusses how to measure the success of a DAM initiative. He considers various metrics and recommends that users employ DAM solutions that include sufficient reporting capabilities to support their study:
- How many active DAM users do you have?
- How many departments or groups in
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John Brunswick writing on the Enterprise 2.0 blog encourages implementers of enterprise search to consider what problems users are trying to solve when they carry out searches using Enterprise Search technology. Using the analogy: “Why Lance Armstrong doesn’t ride a mountain bike”, John makes the point that too much emphasis …
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The EuroIA Sixth Information Architecture Summit has been announced by the European Chapter of ASIS&T. The organisers recommend attendance for:
- Anyone concerned with the design of navigation, organization, labelling, and search systems.
- Content owners responsible for creating taxonomies and information architectures.
- Application Developers.
- Project and business managers needing to
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In an interview with the New York Times, Google’s Vice President of Engineering, Andy Rubin confirmed that Android 2.2 will include support for Flash:
He also promised that full support for Adobe’s Flash standard was coming in the next version of Android, code-named Froyo, for frozen yogurt (previous Android …
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In this article, CMS Watch’s Alan Pelz-Sharpe, discusses the astonishing lack of tangible return on investment that most ECM administrators could calculate for their incumbent systems. This is nothing new, Pelz-Sharpe continues, as in his opinion, all “ROI calculations for information technology are junk calculations, a fraud, a nonsense, and …
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A selection of DAM-related articles from around the web, hand picked by the DAM News editorial team.
6 metadata tasks automated with AI in ResourceSpace
DAM software provider ResourceSpace take a look at the opportunities for automation that are available as a result of AI integration within their platform. Focusing …
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This feature article has been contributed by Paul Melcher, visual technology expert and founder of online magazine Kaptur.
As AI transforms digital asset management, the human role isn’t disappearing—it’s evolving.
I. DAM Today: A Complex Ecosystem, Not Just a Repository
Digital Asset Management often gets …
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