Artesia News & Articles

Open Text (news, site) launched Open Text Media Management 7, the next version of its Artesia-acquisition-based Digital Asset Management (DAM) product.

Among new features -- redesigned user interface, business process management automation; as well as integration with ECM, WCM and mobile devices.

Hey, look, it took no time at all. As we predicted a little while ago, Open Text (news, site) is getting ready to make yet another acquisition in the Web CMS space.

This time around, it’s their Canadian neighbor Nstein Technologies Inc. (news, site) -- the makers of TME (Text Mining Engine). Data mining and analysis, and not necessarily WCM or DAM, is likely the main focus of this deal.

FeedRoom Inc., a provider of Web video and digital media solutions and services, is getting cozier with Open Text’s Artesia Digital Asset Management (DAM) solution, broadening its use in order to better serve its growing client base.

There’s no business like show business. On the back end of all the broadcasting fun, though, lies the ubiquitous digital asset management problem — a problem akin to having too may DVDs, nowhere to store them and nothing good enough to play them on. On a much larger scale, that is.

Artesia Digital Media Group, a DAM vendor acquired by Open Text three years ago, just got snuggly with Front Porch Digital, a global market leader in content storage management solutions for the broadcast community. Together they’ll provide customers with an integrated video management and storage solution.