Press Release
Extensis, a division of Celartem Inc., unveiled DAM Learning Center, a new community web site that brings together information sharing, best practices and industry expert insights on digital asset management into one central location. The new site (www.damlearningcenter.com) offers visitors a wide spectrum of articles, Webinars, tips and tricks, tools and case examples, with information and guidance from experts across the digital asset management industry.
“With the insurgence of digital media, most companies now have at least one, if not hundreds, of people who are trying to figure out how to best manage, distribute and archive this influx of content, while maintaining brand consistency, compliance and organizational efficiency. DAM Learning Center was created to provide a central community where people can learn what works, what doesn’t, ask questions and share insights,” said Edward Smith, DAM Learning Center Editor and Product Marketing Manager at Extensis. “Extensis is looking forward to growing a community that expands the base of best practice information available for digital asset management.”
The Epicenter for Digital Asset Management Learning
Whether just getting started or a seasoned DAM-osseuir, DAM Learning Center offers educational resources, relevant news, and expert commentary on all things DAM related. Visitors will find:
* Tips and tricks for anything from managing folder structures to keyword list ideas and Street Smarts commentary from DAM experts
* Webcasts which share the know-how of DAM players from college campuses to global powerhouses
* Case studies bursting with relevant local and international implications
* Glossary terms for DAM community regulars and visitors alike
* Technical how-to’s and best practices documents to guide visitors on how to effectively manage digital assets
To learn more about DAM Learning Center, visit www.damlearningcenter.com.
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This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on February 3, 2011
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