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WoodWing Elvis DAM Goes Mobile with iPad Viewing App
Elvis is going on the road. To be more precise, WoodWing's digital asset management solution, Elvis DAM, is being released in a mobile version that enables users to view and approve images or videos from an iPad. The free Elvis Review app, now available in the Apple iTunes store,
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Elvis DAM Integrates with one2edit to Improve Adobe InDesign Workflow
Elvis is integrating. This time around it's with InDesign as WoodWing's Elvis DAM 4.0 is being integrated with 1io’s one2edit 3.8, combining the digital asset management tool with the application designed to streamline workflows of documents created in Adobe’s InDesign.
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Elvis Alert: WoodWing Releases 4.0 of Its DAM Software
There’s a new Elvis stepping onto the stage. This week, multi-channel publishing vendor WoodWing released version 4.0 of its Elvis digital asset management (DAM) system, featuring an enhanced integration with the editorial management application, Content Station, in the company’s Enterprise publishing solution.
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WoodWing's Updated Enterprise Features Closer Integration with Elvis DAM, Excel
Out with a new version of its Enterprise multi-channel publishing system is WoodWing. This time around it's featuring a deeper integration with its digital asset management solution, Elvis. The latest Enterprise supports the soon-to-be-released Elvis 4.
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Here Comes an Improved Elvis - DAM! (Seriously, from WoodWing)
A new Elvis has left the building as WoodWing Software, which purchased the Elvis Digital Asset Management (DAM) software in October, has released its first update.
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WoodWing Software Adds DAM Capabilities to Portfolio with Elvis DAM Purchase
Elvis DAM has a new owner. WoodWing Software, provider of multi-channel publishing solutions, has purchased Dutchsoftware, maker of Elvis DAM. The digital asset management solution, developed in 2008, is powered by the Lucene search engine, best known for its use in Wikipedia, and is extensible through integrations with
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