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Latest Digital Asset Management News & Articles
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Feb 7, 2012
This week in the DAM lowdown: printers are providing DAM solutions for clients, Adobe's VP of Enterprise Marketing explains the company's fresh focus, tips on how to leverage your assets to grow your audience and a case study relating one company's quest to find the right DAM solution.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Jan 31, 2012
Product updates, a look at moving digital assets, how Brunswick Bowling and Billiards leverages Widen's DAM solution and how 50 Kaliber Films manages 20,000 video files.
By Edward Smith
| Monday Jan 30, 2012
Are your digital assets liquid? Can you easily move them from one system to another?

By Rikki Endsley
| Wednesday Jan 25, 2012
Developers can leverage WebDAM's REST API to tailor third-party applications for their unique digital asset management needs. WebDAM Solutions provides online tools for storing, managing, archiving, searching, retrieving and distributing digital files.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Jan 24, 2012
TeleScope improves mobile access to digital media, what SOPA and PIPA have to do with DAM and new financing for the Gobbler startup.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Jan 17, 2012
This week we tour DAM systems from Mesopotamia up through modern efforts to give us back control of our digital assets.
By Rikki Endsley
| Monday Jan 16, 2012
Symantec Corp. announced the acquisition of LiveOffice for a cool US$ 115 million. LiveOffice, Symantec’s hosted archiving OEM partner for Enterprise Vault.cloud, will add a cloud-based messaging protection solution to Symantec's information security and management solutions arsenal.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Jan 10, 2012

Agility Broadcast Solution is an out-of-the-box, customizable website for broadcasters in the media and entertainment industries. Agility CMS lets users manage content across digital channels, including websites, mobile apps and social media pages from one interface.
By Rikki Endsley
| Thursday Dec 29, 2011
Every year the need for good digital asset management solutions grows, and as organizations look for ways to cut expenses while also tapping into market potential, leveraging existing assets becomes increasing important.
By Kevin Cochrane
| Thursday Dec 15, 2011
‘Tis the season to reflect on the year that’s quickly coming to a close. Definitive lists of all kinds abound, from Facebook Top 10’s, Amazon’s 10 Best-Selling Books and, of course, Baby Center’s 100 Most Popular Baby Names (hello Sophia and Aiden).
In that spirit, I offer up my own list of sorts: The Content Management Surprises of 2011. So without further ado…
By Rikki Endsley
| Wednesday Dec 14, 2011
We round up a DAM buying guide, an open source DAM software review, product announcements and look at evaluating your DAM needs and some outsource considerations.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Dec 13, 2011
Xinet announced WebNative Suite 17, the latest release of its digital asset management solution. The updated DAM suite includes a new interface and expanded search capabilities.
By Rikki Endsley
| Tuesday Nov 29, 2011
The DAM Lowdown looks at how to define metadata for your media assets, how to decide whether DAM belongs on your server or in the cloud, five ways to maximize ROI with DAM, Harvard University's choice of DAM solution, the growing digital asset management market in India and a podcast interview with David Klee.
By Mike Doane
| Wednesday Nov 23, 2011
Many organizations use a Digital Asset Management (DAM) system to store all the various media assets used within marketing material and other applications. But putting your assets in a DAM system is the easy part, finding them can be harder if you don't have a strong taxonomy defined.
In this video blog post, I take you through the process of updating metadata in your DAM system to help find images easier.
By Edward Smith
| Wednesday Nov 23, 2011
Digital asset management has traditionally been a premise-based solution, meaning the IT department is responsible for setting up and maintaining the hardware inside of their server room or data center. While the buzzword cloud is relatively new, the idea of letting someone else host parts of your company’s IT infrastructure is not. Hosted services have been around before the dot-com bubble, which almost everyone uses to run their websites or other IT applications. Cloud services typically differ from hosting services by using multiple computers instead of one to provide a specific service or application — in this case, Digital Asset Management.
By Rikki Endsley
| Monday Nov 21, 2011
This week, the DAM Lowdown rounds up takeaways from the Digital Asset Management Conference Europe, a new solution for video and audio searches, Forrester's list of best practices, Razuna 1.4.7, Nuxeo World videos, choosing a DAM solution and a podcast interview with a DAM expert.
By Steve Sechrist
| Thursday Nov 17, 2011
Toronto-based North Plains, LLC, announced an iPad app for the company's TeleScope, claiming it is the first digital asset management solution to market with a long-term mobile strategy. The new app brings tablets into the media workflow process, supporting the management of end-to-end digital asset lifecycle. The company promises this will radically change the enterprise DAM landscape, and the iPad is just the beginning.
By Josette Rigsby
| Wednesday Nov 16, 2011
Forrester has released a new report that defines best practices for digital asset management (DAM). Surprisingly, Forrester was able to distill the behavior down to three practices. Before you get too excited at your chance to become a DAM expert in three easy steps, you might want to read this article.
By Jason Campbell
| Thursday Nov 3, 2011
The DAM Lowdown returns with: The duties of a DAM Administrator, Upcoming Events, Introduction to Matroska and DAM Stew.
By J. Angelo Racoma
| Friday Oct 28, 2011
Dropbox has launched a service for enterprise and business users, Dropbox for Teams. The enterprise-grade cloud-based storage service offers a terabyte of space — perfect for exchanging big items like high-definition videos, encrypted State Department cables and even the kitchen sink.