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Asset issues and options multiply
Towards the end of January 2008, PMM together with digital asset management vendor
Picdar, invited a selection of major publishers to a roundtable discussion on the issues around
managing content in print and online.
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MNA moves to browser-based technology
Midland News Association (MNA) which is part of the Claverley group, is to upgrade its Picdar MediaMogul picture and text library system to the browser-based digital asset management jSuite version. The project is to be managed by MNA and will embrace its sister companies as part of a strategy for continuous improvement across all of its publishing operations....
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Assets leap into action at Emap Active with Media Mogul Emap Active's assets director Susan Voss explains how the publisher's Action Library is proving a useful and profitable tool, with use spreading throughout the Emap Group.
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Picdar is light years ahead of anything else out there
Outgoing Chief Operations and Technology Director of Associated
Newspapers, Allan Marshall, gave an exclusive interview to Gary Cullum of
Production Journal, reflecting on his 18 years with the publisher latterly as
Operations and Technology Director. Talking of the Media Mogul Picture
Desk and Content Management systems at Associated Newspapers, Allan
Marshall says: “This comes from Picdar and is a brilliant bit of code. It’s
light years ahead of anything else which is out there.”
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Picdar helps achieve quality in production
Picdar’s Media Mogul solutions are helping a range of customers to maximise quality in their production
departments by enabling them to control and manage the entire production workflow process.
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Picdar brings brands to life
Giving out mixed messages can be dangerous in business, which is why presenting a consistent image is vital. But with the increasing number of media channels, and the ever increasing demand for a fast turnaround, keeping your brand collateral together can be a challenge.
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A matter of flair
The Art Group Ltd, a market leader in art publishing, first installed Picdar's Media Mogul in March 2004 to control its high-value image collection.
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How about this for ROI?
The largest tourism group in the world, TUI, tasked Picdar with the challenges of: saving money, providing a central repository for assets and integrating Media Mogul with its brochure production system.
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Mission Critical!
Digital asset management has now evolved to the point where it has become an essential component at the heart of today's digital workflows.
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Digital Asset Management comes of age
We take a look at how the digital asset management marketplace has matured on the eve of the Henry Stewart DAM Symposium in London.
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Making the work flow
It sounds simple, but making an efficient and reliable workflow is something of a challenge. We report from PrintMedia Management's recent Pre-Press Strategies 2004 conference.
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Picdar achieving ROI
It is increasingly important for organisations to correctly handle their digital assets. Asset management and content workflow solutions provider Picdar offers its Media Mogul software to help companies meet this need.
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Picdar triumphs at the BAFTAs
Allan Marshall, group technology director at Associated Newspapers and managing director of its IT division, Associated Mediabase, said Picdar was a world beater during a recent key-note speech at the Pre-Press 2004 conference at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in London.
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Standard Life manages its digital assets
ITadviser turns the spotlight on Standard Life and the way in which it has implemented Picdar's Media Mogul to enchance the management and control of its corporate literature and digital assets.
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Jane's selects Picdar to mobilise its defence, aerospace and transportation digital assets
JANE'S INFORMATION GROUP, online information provider and publisher of reference and analysis titles such as Jane's Defence Weekly, Jane's Fighting Ships and Jane's All the World's Aircraft, is set to streamline and improve its management of over 100,000 digital assets, including images and PDFs, with a digital asset management (DAM) solution from Picdar.
 Article reproduced with permission from Cimtech Limited. December 2003 Edition |
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Jane's turn to Picdar for digital asset deployment
Jane's Information Group, online information provider and publisher of reference and analysis titles including Jane's Defence Weekly, Jane's Fighting Ships and Jane's All the World's Aircraft, is using Picdar's Media Mogul to streamline and improve its management of over 100,000 digital assets, including images and PDFs.
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Kent Messenger reaches out
There are 556 villages, towns and communities in the UK county of Kent. They each have their own pages within the Kent Messenger Group website. Managing Editor Mike Whiting explains that the group is “producing as local a service as possible.”
Top print media journalist, Laurel Brunner, finds out how the newspaper uses Picdar know-how to make the most of its market.
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Content management to the rescue
RNLI get rapid response from Picdar Media Mogul and the Sport Newspapers receive 3,000 photos a day – what an eye-full!
A diverse range of organisations are turning to Picdar’s Media Mogul content management technology to manage large volumes of photography on a daily basis.
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Fun and Games
Holiday firm Thomson Travel Group and toy manufacturer Hasbro provide valuable insights into the growing use of digital asset management systems in the corporate sector.
Picdar has been supplying asset management solutions since the mid 1980s and now serves a broad client base from publishing to large corporate clients.
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Warflow– getting images back from the Gulf conflict
Tens of thousands of images are flowed through newspaper, magazine and agency picture desks from the Gulf and other global locations involved in the recent conflict.
The majority of national newspaper picture desks are using sophisticated asset management systems by Picdar that include automatic receipt of images by e-mail, web-based components and disaster recovery contingencies.
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Picdar helps The Economist find the ideal pictures and graphics
The Economist’s picture desk has very specific image needs. Where most daily newspapers focus on the immediate and the eye-catching, The Economist looks for pictures that convey precise information.
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