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DPCI helps NYUMC's Child Study Center launch its new Website powered by Drupal Web content management system > more

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President of DPCI comments on the latest innovations in digital asset management > more

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DPCI Serving as Silver Sponsor for Drupalcon Szeged 2008 > more


Scientific American set out to find a digital asset management system to centralize and manage rights and permissions for a significant portion of all published editorial content, including text, illustrations and photographs. > more

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July 23, 2008

Location Aware Mobile Content Strategies

Not too long ago (pre-iPhone) we would sit down with publishers to discuss their future content strategies and these discussions would often times include strategies for Mobile content distribut more

Posted at 06:23 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

May 14, 2008

To Be or Not to Be - Open Source Digital Asset Management

One recurring question raised in many sessions at the Henry Stewart digital asset management symposium was, "What about open source DAM?" more

Posted at 09:14 am by Ivan Mironchuk

May 13, 2008

Blogging Henry Stewart - Enterprise DAM Vendor Shoot Out

Day 2 - Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Symposium in New York City

A very lively if not heated session with digital asset management vendor CTOs sparring and debating many subjects took place towards the close of day two at Henry Stewart. The Enterprise DAM Vendor Shoot Out must have been highly anticipated as the session was packed and was standing room only. more

Posted at 08:00 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

May 12, 2008

Live Blogging Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Symposium - Day 1

Just a few quick notes and thoughts on Day 1 of the Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Symposium.

Overall the show is looking a little smaller this year, with some vendors opting to walk the floor rather than spending money on a booth. more

Posted at 08:10 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

March 13, 2008

Could Adobe Air Be The Holy Grail of Single Source Authoring?

As publishing companies struggle to COPE (Create Once Publish Everywhere), single source authoring tools look more and more to be the answer. more

Posted at 08:13 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

February 14, 2008

Help I'm a Small Organization that wants a Workflow Management System but can't afford one!

The title says it all! Many smaller groups and organizations that publish small magazines, newsletters, or journals are stuck with a cumbersome workflow process using MS Word together with InDesign or QuarkXPress. These organizations would love to get the benefits of an editorial workflow management system like K4, but they simply can't afford this level of a solution. more

Posted at 06:03 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

November 16, 2007

Using Print-centric Workflow Systems to Manage Online Content

In a previous blog posting I discussed the new role for editorial departments and the changing content strategies for many publishers. Towards the end of that posting I mentioned that having too many different processes and authoring tools was a great way spell out the demise of a new content strategy. more

Posted at 04:29 pm by Ivan Mironchuk

November 08, 2007

The New Role of Editors, Writers, & Journalists

Right now the publishing industry is going through a wave change in terms of next generation content strategies. Web content management, and syndication of content is the hot topic these days. more

Posted at 04:42 pm by Ivan Mironchuk