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Digital asset management : content architectures, project management, and creating order out of media chaos /

Digital Asset Management: Content Architectures, Project Management, and Creating Order out of Media Chaos is forthose who are planning a digital asset management system or interested inbecoming digital asset managers. This book explains both the purpose of digital asset management systems and why a...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Keathley, Elizabeth Ferguson (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Berkeley, CA] : Apress, [2014]
Colección:Expert's voice in content management.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
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  • Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction to DAM
  • Twenty-Five Years Ago, Email Was New
  • This Book Is an Introduction Itself
  • What a DAM Is and Isn't
  • DAMs Have Stages of Maturity
  • Conclusion
  • ch. 2 When It's Time for a DAM: Identifying a Need
  • Why Do We Need a DAM?
  • Brand Management and Rights Management
  • Information Silos
  • What Do You Want to Do with a DAM?
  • Do We Need a Consultant?
  • Needs Assessment for Your DAM
  • Archiving Versus Asset Management
  • Costs: Time = Money
  • How Is a DAM Different from a CMS?
  • Costs: Bad User Experience
  • Building Your Argument for DAM
  • Conclusion
  • ch. 3 Choosing the Right DAM Solution
  • Why There Is No One Best DAM
  • Types of DAMs
  • Commercially Available DAMs
  • Open Source DAMs
  • Home-Brew DAMs
  • DAM Support Determines the DAM Software
  • In-House Support
  • SaS Agreements
  • Case Study: A Photographer Needs VPN Access to a Secure DAM
  • Problem
  • Solution with In-House Support.
  • Note continued: Solution with a SaaS
  • Solution with In-House Support and a SaaS
  • Solutions Summary
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 4 Where Your DAM Lives
  • Servers, Hosting, and Storage
  • Types of DAM Server Environments
  • Hosting Defined
  • Cloud vs. Traditional Hosting and Storage
  • Storage
  • Addressing Common Storage and Hosting Concerns
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 5 Staffing for a DAM
  • Finding Successful Digital Asset Managers
  • What Do Digital Asset Managers Do?
  • How Are Digital Asset Managers Paid?
  • Who Earned the Most?
  • Who Earned the Least?
  • Gender and Digital Asset Management
  • Racial and Class Diversity
  • Educational Background
  • Who Manages the Digital Asset Managers?
  • Main Roles in Daily Work
  • Director or Vice President
  • Digital Asset Manager
  • Digital Asset Management Specialist
  • Where to Find Great Contractors
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 6 Assets to Manage
  • You Can't Drink the Ocean
  • Asset Types
  • Item Type: Image
  • Item Type: Document.
  • Note continued: Item Type: Video
  • Item Type: Audio
  • Item Type: Web Code
  • How Complex Multimedia Files Are Handled Within Item Types
  • Deciding How to Manage Assets and Expectations
  • Starting a DAM with Existing Content
  • Starting a DAM with Workflows
  • Static Versus Living Assets
  • Versioning
  • Expiration Utilities and Visible Watermarks
  • Bringing It All Together
  • ch. 7 Creating and Accessing Assets
  • Making DAM Usable
  • Identifying M Users
  • Creating Access Control Lists
  • Uploading Assets
  • Arranging and Describing Assets
  • User System Requirements: XMP and XML
  • User Access Methods
  • Finding Specific Assets
  • Access for Brand Management
  • Providing Reference Services
  • Training for DAM Users
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 8 Finding Assets
  • Basic Metadata and Search Strategies
  • Types of Searches
  • Metadata Types: XMP vs. XML
  • Faceted Search
  • Metadata Modeling Standards
  • Building a Metadata Dictionary.
  • Note continued: Keywording and Keyword Dictionaries (Also Known as Tag Libraries)
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 9 Describing and Searching Mass Sets
  • Taking in All the Assets
  • Capturing Metadata from Creation Sources
  • Building Tunnels to Agencies and Other Systems
  • Capturing Metadata from Secondary Sources
  • Managing Expectations in Mass Asset Ingest
  • Case Study: The Importance of the Immediate Event
  • Problem
  • Solution 1 Get Ahead of the Problem
  • Solution 2 Shortcut the Metadata (for Now)
  • Solution 3 Create a Holding Pen
  • Solutions Summary
  • Detailed Searching and Granularity
  • Programming a Helpful Search Interface
  • Weighting Search Results
  • Conclusion
  • ch. 10 Big Data and Bigger Control Issues
  • Content Audit and Determining Metrics
  • Determining Metrics and ROI
  • Asset Metrics
  • Download Values of Photographs
  • Download Values of Graphics, Illustrations, and Other Digital Artwork
  • Download Values of Documents.
  • Note continued: Download Values of Audio and Video
  • Download Values of Web Code
  • Why Are the Asset Valuations So High When Compared to the NARA Chart?
  • User Metrics
  • List of Suggested User Metrics
  • System Metrics
  • User Interface Metrics
  • Auditing and Big Data
  • The Emerging Field of Metadata Metrics
  • The Asset Metric That Solves Big Problems for Brand Management
  • Determining Return on Investment (ROI)
  • Conclusion
  • ch. 11 Building Successful Workflows
  • What Makes a DAM Workflow Successful?
  • Visibility of Workflow Movement Is Key to Workflow Success
  • Workflow Implementation Tools End Information Silos
  • Sample Workflow: Photo Ingest, Selection, Retouching, and Approval
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 12 Moving Assets into a New System
  • Digital Preservation and Content Migration Strategies
  • Digital Preservation
  • Migration
  • Digitization for Preservation
  • Case Study: Three Migrations and a Metadata Model
  • Problem.
  • Note continued: Solution 1 Content Migration from a Previous DAM
  • Solution 2 Content Migration from the Legacy Scanning Project
  • Solution 3 Content Migration from a Legacy Flat-File System
  • Solutions Summary
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 13 Brand and Rights Management
  • Two Sides of the Same Licensed Coin
  • Rentism as an Economic Model
  • A Quick-and-Dirty Guide to Rights Management
  • Managing Rights Associated with Stock Photography
  • Resources for More Information on Copyright
  • A Quick and Dirty Guide to Brand Management
  • Conclusions
  • ch. 14 DAM Is the Future of Work
  • Systems Will Mature at the Pace That Management Sets
  • Identify Needs and Meet Them
  • Find Your Best Balance in Security and Storage Issues
  • Economic Concerns, Rights Management, and Lawyers
  • The Future of DAMs
  • The Micro Future of DAM
  • The Macro Future of DAM
  • Conclusion
  • ch. 15 Glossary of Terms
  • ch. 16 Bibliography.