It's not a surprising move, but I think for Widen licensees, not a very welcome one.

Based on subscriber inquiries and growing SaaS market demand, at RSG we've been expanding our coverage of cloud-based DAM offerings over the past 18 months

Despite significant market presence for 20+ years, the company has been slow to innovate and support larger implementations. Oftentimes, we are engaged in "Portfolio divorce" discussions with our subscribers

But now with even SMBs adopting cloud-based DAMs containing hundreds of thousands of assets numbering in the dozens of terabytes, deployment strategy has become more important than the rather arbitrary term "enterprise"

Because Digital & Media Asset Management involves giant, typically high-resolution files, SaaS-based DAM has not historically offered a compelling proposition. Still, more of you have been asking us about SaaS DAM, despite your (quite reasonable) skepticism. Vendors have worked to improve performance as well

As we expanded the breadth of our DAM research earlier this week to include both Equilibrium MediaRich for SharePoint, along with SaaS vendor WebDAM, we also updated our coverage of DAM veteran Widen, and one of the products in North Plains' increasingly vast portfolio, Xine

In the recently released version 4.2 of our Digital & Media Asset Management Report, you will see several new products that we’ve added to our research. One of them is Razuna -- not only a new entrant to our report, but a novice to the DAM market in general

At CMS Watch we evaluate an awful lot of products, and making sense of all this research can be a challenge.

One of the most striking trends underway in the DAM space right now (indications of which were abundantly present in the exhibitor booths at this year's Henry Stewart DAM Symposium in New York) is the rush toward Adobe Flex-based client interfaces

I've heard too many people say DAM is "kind of like WCM" or "just like document management, but for pictures."

Today we release our Digital & Media Asset Management Report 2009. In this new edition, we've greatly expanded our coverage of Minnesota, USA-based MediaBeacon...

Today we release our half-day education course about Digital & Media Asset Management, or DAM...

Digital Asset Management vendor ClearStory announced last week that they've been acquired by The FeedRoom, a web video management software and services provider

Software-as-a-Service has an especially strong case in the area of Digital Asset Management, where the buyer is often a marketing manager or creative team with a fixed monthly budget and little to no IT support. But not all SaaS is created equal

I'm thrilled to announce the launch of The Digital & Media Asset Management Report 2008