A DAM Alternative : Increasing Access To The Image Permanence Institute's Photograph Collection Using Adobe Bridge

Implementing a digital asset management (DAM) system can be an expensive and complicated endeavor, especially for non-profit organizations with limited budgets and technical staff. This applied thesis project presents an alternative to tradition DAM systems by utilizing the browsing and searching capabilities of Adobe Photoshop Bridge. For this project, hundreds of photographs were digitized and assigned keywords. By applying descriptive keywords to the digital images and using a file naming structure that references the physical location of the original objects, the objects in the Image Permanence Institute's photograph collection become more accessible to researchers and staff. In addition to providing a workflow, this thesis provided information of digitization techniques and standards.

A DAM Alternative : Increasing Access To The Image Permanence Institute's Photograph Collection Using Adobe Bridge

Implementing a digital asset management (DAM) system can be an expensive and complicated endeavor, especially for non-profit organizations with limited budgets and technical staff. This applied thesis project presents an alternative to tradition DAM systems by utilizing the browsing and searching capabilities of Adobe Photoshop Bridge. For this project, hundreds of photographs were digitized and assigned keywords. By applying descriptive keywords to the digital images and using a file naming structure that references the physical location of the original objects, the objects in the Image Permanence Institute's photograph collection become more accessible to researchers and staff. In addition to providing a workflow, this thesis provided information of digitization techniques and standards.

Digital asset management systems: open source or not open source?

The objective of this poster is to provide an overview of a number of existing open source and proprietary information management systems for digital assets. We hope that this poster will assist libraries and other institutions in their process of researching and decision-making when considering implementing a management system for their digital collections.

Digital asset management systems: open source or not open source?

The objective of this poster is to provide an overview of a number of existing open source and proprietary information management systems for digital assets. We hope that this poster will assist libraries and other institutions in their process of researching and decision-making when considering implementing a management system for their digital collections.

Digital Asset in the System of Real Estate Management

This study examines the definition of a digital asset and considers its properties in the system of managing real estate that helps to reduce transaction costs. The intermediate results of the development of a service for digital asset management are presented. In practice, a method of accounting and using data about an object with the use of information modeling technologies is shown. The structure of the code from the point of view of programming is given. The proposed method is aimed at recording data throughout the entire life cycle of a capital construction facility with an emphasis on the operation & maintenance stage, as at the life cycle stage, the least susceptible to the introduction of information modeling technologies. The current research areas in the field of «digital asset» management and digital «asset management» are identified.

Digital Asset Management: A Lowdown on Intricacies of Digital Rights and Permissions

The adaptability of digital asset management has prevailed enormous businesses and individuals who desire to manage information effectively. The criteria of this paper will revolve around the in-depth intricacies of digital asset management, its functions, significance, and categories of DAM. The introduction of digital rights and permissions aligned with highlighted copyright permission. Initializing from manual asset management and proceeding towards digital asset management, media asset management, and finalizing at massive content management, these terms seem to be striving to explain a unified thing. However, each domain of asset management has separate aspects of managing information. Every organization will opt for its criteria of approach for managing the assets that rely upon the environmental, current cultural, and financial state of the company.