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Case Study: WebDAM and the American College of Rheumatology

Posted on April 8th, 2010 by Jody Vandergriff

Our new case study details how the ACR is utilizing WebDAM to power the foremost collection of rheumatology images. The new Rheumatology Image Bank expedites image request fulfillment through its 24/7 web access, granting journalists, teachers, and researchers the ability to instantly retrieve high-resolution imagery. Read more at: http://www.webdamsolutions.com/casestudies/acr-image-bank.php.

Tags: case study, image management, image requests, Photo Management, WebDAM

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