DPCI Press Releases

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

DPCI Events

DPCI Serving as Silver Sponsor for Drupalcon Szeged 2008 > more


Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. enlisted its agency – Arnold Worldwide – to recommend a new DAM strategy, and identify other technology options that would better suit the needs of its network of agencies and affiliates. Arnold partnered with DPCI to support RCCL's needs. > more

Digital Asset Management case studies:

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Precision Searches with Digital Asset Management

DPCI delivers digital asset management solutions that allow both internal and external users to securely access, edit, and publish your organization’s valuable digital content to multiple media. The custom solutions we implement empower users to quickly and accurately find the content they need and use it effectively—without unnecessarily tying up internal resources.

DPCI-implemented digital asset management solutions include robust search functionality that allows authorized users to browse through your organization’s entire content library at high speeds. Users can quickly find the content they’re looking for, even when searching through massive digital repositories.

Staff members and external users save time and resources by performing precision digital asset management searches—all customized, sorted, and narrowed by specific keywords, metadata properties, creation date, file type, file format, file size, and other properties. Additionally, many of the custom systems DPCI delivers allow users to search Microsoft Office, Adobe PDF, and other text documents not only by title, but also by internal text. Thumbnails and extended previews quickly tell users that they have found the specific assets they need.

Advanced keyword searches also leverage “stemming” technology, which allows users to find multiple forms of the same word, including plurals, without re-starting the search process. To help speed the process further, users may create collections or groupings of shared files, which they can name, save, and access at a later date.