Improving DAM User Adoption
Emily Quan, has written an article, How to Improve DAM User Adoption and Maximize ROI for the blog of consulting group, Optimity (who metadata expert, John […]
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DAM Interoperability 1.0
Continuing our Finding Signs Of Life In DAM series, in this next piece, I have begun to consider DAM interoperability, which I contend is one of the factors why DAM has failed to gain traction in enterprises:
“Why is interoperability important to DAM progressing as an enterprise …
Continue reading »Good Questions To Ask DAM Vendors
Jens Lundgaard, who is the CEO of DAM vendor, Brandworkz has written an article on their blog called: Five good questions you must ask your DAM vendor before you buy. The piece considers the architectural aspect of DAM applications, such as scalability and integration (amongst other topics):…
Continue reading »Using Integrated Digital Asset Supply Chains To Derive Relevant Metadata For Digital Assets
A few weeks ago, I wrote a feature article, Finding Signs Of Life In DAM about why some people are saying ‘DAM is dead’ and what could be done about it. In the first piece, I attempted to diagnose the problem and came up with some possible lines of enquiry …
Continue reading »WoodWing Add Webhooks To New Elvis DAM Release
Earlier this week, on the WoodWing blog, I saw a post by Jaap-Van-Blaaderen concerning their new ‘Webhooks’ feature which is new for their Elvis DAM 5.23 release:
“In the simplest terms, one of the key benefits the REST API provides users is to run searches across Elvis and deliver …
Continue reading »Are G2 Crowd Digital Asset Management Software Reviews An Authoritative Source?
Last month, G2 Crowd released some press about their revised rankings of the ‘Best Enterprise Digital Asset Management Software’, based on their user reviews:
“G2 Crowd, the world’s leading business software review platform, today released the Spring 2017 Enterprise Digital Asset Management Software Grid report to help businesses make …
Continue reading »Finding Signs Of Life In DAM
Earlier this month, there was a post on the Digital Asset Management LinkedIn group by Hector Medina, with the title Is DAM Dead?:
“I’ve been in DAM for more than 20 years, having worked for Canto, Celum and most recently, Picturepark. To be honest, I planned to …
Continue reading »IntelligenceBank Upgrades DAM Solution
Earlier this week, Cloud DAM vendor, IntelligenceBank announced some upgrades to their DAM solution. This is the PR quote from Tessa Court, their CEO:
“We are thrilled to announce our biggest new feature launch in the history of IntelligenceBank. The foundation of these ‘super 7’ new capabilities are …
Continue reading »Aprimo Acquires ADAM
Yesterday, DAM vendor, ADAM announced that they had been acquired by MRM firm, Aprimo. Here are the quotes from their respective bosses, first John Stammen, CEO of Aprimo:
“Our merger with ADAM will further expand our marketing asset management solutions and enable us to offer a complete …
Continue reading »DAM Interoperability In 2017 – Where Do We Go From Here?
Tim Strehle of Digital Collections and Margaret Warren of ImageSnippets have contributed an article with the title: Improving DAM Interoperability In 2017 which is part of our Improving DAM In 2017 series:
“DAM products have improved a lot in the last few years: They are now cloud-enabled and …
Continue reading »Improving DAM In 2017: Building Time Machines For Digital Assets
Continuing our series on Improving DAM In 2017, I have written an article with a suggested architectural model which DAM solution developers may wish to consider. In The Digital Asset Transaction Management System – A Time Machine For Digital Assets, I outline a granular and modular API-First method …
Continue reading »Improving DAM In 2017: The Expanding Universe Of Digital Assets
Medhat Mahmoud has contributed an article to our Improving DAM In 2017 series with the title Digital Assets From IoT To Blockchain Will Become Everyone’s Business. The piece is about how the range of uses the digital assets is expanding exponentially:
“The fast pace of today’s evolving technologies, …
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