Imagine your company publishes an image of one of its production sites. For the new sustainability campaign, though, it looks a little bleak. The sky is gray, and there’s a large paved area in front of the building. So generative AI gives it a little help. The sky turns
DAMlivery: Why your DAM images are similar to websites Das Web-Prinzip, das wir alle verstehen Niemand lädt Wikipedia herunter, um einen Artikel auf einer Website anzuzeigen. Wir setzen einen Link. Der Link zeigt auf den Inhalt dort, wo der Inhalt lebt. Der Inhalt bleibt an seiner Stelle, wird zentral
Stop downloading, resizing and uploading images Most organizations invest heavily in managing digital assets. Yet the real effort often starts after an asset has been approved. An image is downloaded from the DAM, resized for the website, cropped for the webshop, optimized for email marketing and uploaded again into
Many companies still use their DAM today as little more than an advanced file server: images and videos are stored centrally, but that’s where the chaos begins. Files are exported, saved multiple times, edited manually, and uploaded to CMS platforms, online stores, or newsletters. The result: duplicate data outdated