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Sell, Baby, Sell: How to Market Your DAM for Higher Use & Adoption
Digital asset managers have to embrace both sales and marketing. In effect, they have to sell their DAM solutions to their end users.
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Meghan Walsh: Think Strategically About Content, Then Validate Your CMS Tech
In her role as senior director of content strategy for Hilton Worldwide, Meghan Walsh's responsibilities include more than publishing content. She champions digital asset management (DAM) and often sits at the center of web technology selection and implementation. She helps Hilton Worldwide ensure its massive set of digital assets can
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Revitalize Your DAM Analytics With Graph Databases
If your team struggles to view how information is consumed from a digital asset management (DAM) system, consider the option of a graph database. Graph databases are among most promising new analytic solutions in visualizing data relationships that matter. What's more, they are excellent analytic complements to your DAM.
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CMSWire Tweet Jam: Managing Experience Consistency with DAM #DAMChat
An ad shows a man with rolled up sleeves standing in front of a rugged machine. Sounds perfect, right? But as Alan J. Porter informed us, the company needed to pull the image because rolled sleeves were a safety violation in its biggest market.
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DAM Expands Its Reach in the Enterprise
Digital asset management (DAM) lies at the heart of integrated digital experiences, especially those customer journeys that cross multiple channels, formats, languages and regions.
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Librarians: Digital Marketing Needs Your Skills
The American Library Association (ALA) posted ads for 2,386 library jobs in 2015. Now granted, the ALA does not post every library job available.
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Nuxeo Lands $20M From Goldman Sachs in Latest Funding Round
Open source enterprise content management (ECM) developer Nuxeo announced this week that it closed a $20 million funding round led by Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing. This adds to the $10 million investment by Kennet Partners announced in June, bringing the total this year to $30 million.
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5 Ways DAMs Ensure Successful Digital Journeys
A broken down train can force you to arrive late to an important meeting or miss it altogether. It disrupts your day, not to mention makes you look bad.
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A New DAM Approach: Marketing with a Purpose
Marketing often seeks an objective — clicks, likes, purchases.
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Manage Experience Consistency ... or Chase Your Customers Away
Consistent, relevant customer experiences don't happen by accident. They rely on setting an attainable vision and implementing a combination of tools, governance and resources to get you there. In other words, it takes work.
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3 Ways DAM Systems Will Change in the Future
“Getting an audience is hard. Sustaining an audience is hard. It demands a consistency of thought, of purpose and of action over a long period of time” — Bruce Springsteen While The Boss was talking about building his loyal fan base, his words also apply to managing customer experience consistency.
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Avoid Brand Disasters with a Visual Content Strategy
It took a man with his sleeves rolled up to make me understand that we had a problem. A Flawed Hero At the time I has heading the marketing content delivery group at a major equipment manufacturer and we’d just posted a new ‘hero’ shot on our website.
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You Don't Need to Be Bribed to Use Great DAM Systems
Some might see programming people to produce a desired behavior — for example, to encourage training and adoption on new technology systems — as slightly unethical.
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DAM Pricing Survey Reveals Gaps in Industry Maturity
Pricing is a contentious subject in the digital asset management (DAM) world, but it's a topic of near universal interest for anyone involved in the field.
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