Since many of you were off on Presidents’ Day, we’ve saved Monday’s digital asset management tip for today. With such a short week ahead of us, use this DAM Mondays tip to streamline some of your workflows.
DAM Mondays: Digital asset management tip #34
Monday, February 13th, 2012Have you ever had the common problem of knowing what you wanted to find, but you didn’t know how to search for it? Well you’re in luck because today’s digital asset management tip gives you some great insight to advanced search options.
Tip #34
Get to know advanced search techniques such as the negative operator and Partial matches. Learn about these operators and more from the search tips icon on the power search page in your WebDAM.
DAM Mondays: Digital asset management tip #32
Monday, January 30th, 2012In case you didn’t hear about our exciting news, we had a huge release that enables you to seamlessly integrate your WebDAM with all of your other business apps. Want to hear more about it, read today’s DAM Mondays digital asset management tip…
Tip #32
Many cloud based platforms have an API or application programming interface available so that they can be seamlessly integrated with other systems. WebDAM is no exception. Learn about the WebDAM API on our developer’s page.
DAM Integration at its Best —WebDAM API Now Available!
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
Get ready to fall in love with DAM all over again, because now your WebDAM can actually talk to other apps and do so much more. WebDAM, the digital asset management leader in the cloud, has marketing and creative teams from all over the world thrilled to hear about the public release of our REST API.
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DAM Mondays: Digital asset management tip #31
Monday, January 23rd, 2012Today’s DAM Mondays tip talks about one of our users’ favorite features. If you’re not already utilizing this in your DAM, then take this tip and test it out. I guarantee this will improve your current workflows.
Tip #31
Use lightboxes to select digital assets for projects and collaborate with others. You can share the lightbox with other users or email a lightbox link or download invite.
DAM Mondays: Digital asset management tip #30
Monday, January 16th, 2012Happy MLK Day! Begin this week with a digital asset management dream to fulfill all your image requests easily with today’s DAM Mondays tip.
Tip #30
Use the Request Manager to manage the many requests for images and brand assets that you receive. Approve or deny access in one click.
Winner of Our DAM Customer Contest!
Saturday, January 14th, 2012Just to say thanks for being a DAM customer in 2011 we provided a complimentary customer contest for a chance to win an iPad 2. We were glad to see the WebDAM love shine through during the holiday season and we’d like to say thanks to all of our customers. As you know users were placed in a random drawing for the iPad 2. And I bet you’re all dying to know if you’ll be the lucky new owner.

Ladies and gentlemen…
Drumroll please….
[Envelope Opens]
And the winner of our DAM Customer Contest is our very valued customer, Roy Kaltschmidt who also works at Lawrence Berkley Labs, a national organization that brings science solutions to the world. Congratulations on being the winner of a brand new iPad 2! As a senior photographer and WebDAM admin Roy noted WebDAM as “a well thought out, user friendly database” and “easy to use for even the most novice person.” Thanks for the kind words Roy, and now you have one of the latest sought after devices where you can stay updated with all our posts in DAM-it! The Blog and whatever else you’d like to use it for.
Cheers!
Stay tuned for more DAM customer contests.

With the explosion of application programming interfaces (APIs), the web has become an intermingling of technology, as if all your favorite applications got together at a speed-dating event. Using web APIs, programmers can now mingle the capabilities of multiple applications together. By doing such, they eliminate the need of clicking through different applications—all serving different purposes. So, what is the best API deliverable? Instead of standing on opposite ends of a virtual wall, a window (with nice trimmings!) has been installed to grant data access, allowing different applications to socialize and make friends with each other.



