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Have you ever had a child ask you, “Why?” only to follow it up with another “Why?” immediately after you gave what you thought was a well-thought out explanation?
It's frustrating, isn't it? You may think they are intentionally trying to irritate you by asking the same question again and
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Nearly all brands are stuck in old “broadcast” modes of social media practices and rely too much on push tactics rather than listening and engaging.
This was one of the findings out of San Francisco-based Lithium Technologies State of Social Engagement report, released this week.
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Slack introduced a new feature this week that will add to its appeal as an enterprise workplace tool.
The new message menus bring more intricate and nuanced workflows to third-party apps in Slack, offering access to new functionality through those menus.
According to a blog post from the San Francisco-based
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In a scene from my favorite episode of the TV show “Parks and Recreation,” Leslie Knope is appalled by the extremes a chard stand has to go to through to gain the support of the farmers’ market community.
Despite the nutrients and vitamins chard provides, and insane benefits like helping prevent cancer, reducing the likelihood of
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When you go to the doctor, you go with the expectation that the doctor will help solve whatever problem brought you there. But chances are, you’d never just walk into a random health professional’s office expecting to receive quality care.
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On Feb. 1, WoodWing Software appointed Jan de Roos, a seasoned entrepreneur with a background in publishing and technology, to succeed outgoing CEO Roel-Jan Mouw.
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Aprimo’s acquisition of ADAM Software came as no surprise to anyone who follows the highly-fragmented DAM market.
If you are wondering what this deal means to you and the market as a whole, here are seven things you should know about it:
1.
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IntelligenceBank released a major upgrade to its digital asset management (DAM) system that aims to give marketers more ways to connect, monetize and manage the production of creative content.
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Information management crosses boundaries. A lot of them, in fact: from economic sectors and industry verticals to organizational divisions, departments, functions and teams.
However, the basic principles of effective information management remain evergreen.
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Digital Asset Managers and administrators spend an enormous amount of time and energy on metadata application.
It is tedious, thankless work, but absolutely necessary to find assets in the sea of digital petabytes.
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Any surfer knows you need to paddle out to catch a wave or risk getting pummeled by it if you stand still.
The same could be said in the world of enterprise software. New capabilities are released on a regular basis, as others mature and grow.
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Before you visit a top-notch restaurant, you probably research the chef.
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CMSWire reporters and contributors created an impressive body of work in 2016, sharing insights, strategies and news about a broad array of digital experiences, the digital workplace and information management.
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Dear Santa,
I think I finally finished the digital asset management (DAM) system.
I cataloged all of our assets, filled out the metadata fields with complete accuracy, increased our system adoption to 100 percent and cut down on the time it takes to create and publish marketing content.
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