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With a theme of "Net Initiatives for Tough Times," this year's Internet Librarian show in Monterey, CA tapped into the key issue facing librarians and information managers in every setting: how to do more with less, while always proving your contributions to the success of your organization.
By Nancy Davis Kho - Posted 30 Oct 2009
How many emails does it take to crash a server? Unfortunately, this isn't the beginning of an IT joke; in fact, this is a serious question companies both big and small must ask when considering email management needs. Without a reliable system emails build up, servers crash, and important files are lost. With the addition of compliance requirements and disaster recovery, properly managing email components is no longer reserved for high-powered businesses. On July 27, C2C Systems, a provider of email archiving and data management solutions, released a suite of archiving tools designed to give companies, regardless of size, email peace of mind.
By Eileen Mullan - Posted 28 Jul 2009
In order to keep up with the challenges and emerging needs of business organizations, ClearStory Systems has introduced PowerDeck, a new addition to the company’s suite of solutions for managing digital assets.
By Bela Nizami - January/February 2007 Issue, Posted 30 Jan 2007
Most companies start small, hoping to attract a bigger clientele as they grow. ClearStory is trying a different approach with its recent launch of ActiveMedia Essentials, a hosted, browser-based digital assets management package that targets smaller companies and departments that want to manage their digital media assets with the same security and usability that the major companies have come to expect from ClearStory’s ActiveMedia Enterprise software.
By Jessica Dye - May 2006 Issue, Posted 02 May 2006
People archive all the time and don’t even realize it, much less realize its value. For instance, a mother may want to have records about her son who recently enlisted in the Army. Her pride may cause her to keep track of his accomplishments, yet these records will take on profound importance if he loses his life fighting in Iraq. We often do not grasp the importance of archiving until a major event in history shows us why we should stay connected with the past.
By Jared Bernstein - November 2005 Issue, Posted 28 Oct 2005
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As increasingly rich digital media becomes a regular part of consumers' information diet, it also becomes a more important aspect of business operations. Effective asset management helps organizations of all types make the most of their digital assets.
By Marji McClure - May 2009 Issue, Posted 07 May 2009
Managing rich media is no longer just an issue faced by entertainment companies; it is becoming a widespread enterprise content management problem, with rich media files entering the enterprise content repository in ever-growing megabytes. Organizations need to plan for managing these assets to maximize their overall content management initiatives.
By Ron Miller - June 2008 Issue, Posted 06 Jun 2008
As digital asset collections grow, it becomes increasingly important to build a digital asset management system (DAM) with strong classification, taxonomy, and search components to help you locate an asset whenever you need it. Yet digital assets present a unique search problem, requiring a strategy all its own.
By Ron Miller - May 2006 Issue, Posted 02 May 2006
DAM has experienced slower-than-expected growth, in part because of the perception that DAM limits access, rather than the reality—that it expands access. Effective strategies for implementing and using DAM are emerging, particularly in various vertical markets. Within verticals—regardless of differing needs and challenges—the demand for simplified, universal access drives adoption.
By David Doering - March 2006 Issue, Posted 15 Mar 2006
What we think we know about digital asset management and collaboration by teams using rich media assets constantly changes. Today the process differs from only a few years ago due to modern work habits, the economic downturn, and the increased use of outsourced service providers to manage and contribute broadly to projects.
By Alan Zeichick - June 2004 Issue, Posted 04 Jun 2004
Product Reviews
PodXite is a compelling offering that addresses a new and growing requirement—how to manage the audio files, video files, associated content, and metadata associated with podcasts. Backed by a feature-rich CMS and XML repository, PodXite has the power and flexibility that larger organizations will require.
By Bill Trippe - June 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Jun 2007
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Charles Simonyi is slated to be the fifth day-tripper to visit the International Space Station and plans to document his adventure online with a blog, pictures, an “Ask Charles” forum, and more. I bet there will be a good-size audience for some vicarious thrill riding. On the other hand, despite the novelty of civilian space travel and Simonyi’s cyber-extended nerd entourage, I can’t quite picture whole families huddled around the computer to watch.
Column/Edit This - March 2007 Issue, Posted 20 Feb 2007
Given the increasing amount of content that is published in only a digital format, what is being done to preserve the digital record from an archive point of view?
Column/DisContent - August/September 2003 Issue, Posted 08 Sep 2003
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