As DAM consulting and implementation specialists we have written a number of pieces on Digital Asset Management (DAM) in the past. Before we kick the month of September off with more detailed content DAM, we wanted to recap what we have already said and provide an overview or guide to navigating the information that is already available to you all.
1. How a DAM can be the key to cross-channel marketing
In one of our earliest articles, we looked at how a digital asset management (DAM) solution can act as a consolidated repository and single source of truth for an organization’s assets. We explain what a digital asset management (DAM) solution is and how it can help your organization drive more value across your multi channel marketing operations.
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2. Why do organizations need a DAM?
Reasons for why enterprises may want to implement an Enterprise DAM were explained here. In this article we also considered when a good time might be to upgrade the DAM your organization currently has in use.
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3. Why does Tagging matter?
In another article we looked at the value of Metadata tagging and why spending some time to strategically think about ways to organize the assets within your digital asset management software makes sense. Easier recall and getting more mileage out of the assets already produced, so you save the resources needed to create is again, is one of the key reasons for better tagging.
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4. Content Enablement via DAMs
What if your sales and marketing teams could not just easily access all of the building blocks they need to create personalized, compliant, on-brand touchpoints, but also make those touchpoints easily scalable? In a different article, we looked at how combining a digital asset management (DAM) system with content enablement solutions can empower sales marketing teams while ensuring alignment with legal and brand guidelines.
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5. DAM at the Center of Modern Content Operations
With the rapidly increasing number of digital channels, shorter customer attention spans, and growing complexity of marketing organizations, the demands on content operations are changing. Content creation and management is no longer a linear process between marketing departments and creative agencies. In this article we examine how a technology-agnostic DAM – with the right integration, automation, scalability, and orchestration capabilities – can act as the heart of a corporation’s modern content operations.
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6. Artificial Intelligence in Digital Asset Management
This article looks at the role artificial intelligence (AI) will play, and is already playing, in content generation and digital asset management. Does your DAM Solution already offer smart-tagging or other machine-learning functions to save you much of the heavy lifting? Is content creation still a largely manual process or have your organizations already embraced automated content generation via the AI tools that are out there?
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