Sponsor: Nuxeo

In the most forward-looking and successful companies, DAM is no longer just about marketing. Rich-media assets are now recognized as a foundational component of the digital supply chain that stretches across the whole enterprise. Content itself is becoming more ephemeral in nature.

Handcrafting each new asset from scratch as an individual work of art is being replaced by increased reuse of assets, and a rise in system-generated assets. Video has become mainstream and new types of online media types are emerging, such as 3D models, virtual and augmented reality, and even holography.

As business requirements change and new challenges emerge, your traditional Digital Asset Management system is probably at its breaking point or has been circumvented by various ad-hoc workarounds. Without taking action, the value of your assets will remain locked in isolated systems, where they will wither away, rather than making a measurable contribution to business growth. It’s time to step into the future.

This guide, created for managers and executives at product-driven companies, answers three main questions:

• How does accelerating product introduction grow market share in an era of market disruption?
• What opportunities for acceleration exist throughout the product design, development, and go-to-market process?
• Why do many efforts to streamline and accelerate product development fail to deliver real results — and what is required for success?

As you evaluate new vendors to replace your legacy ECM system, it’s critical to identify a modern solution that supports digital agility and provides cost-effective performance, scalability, and responsiveness.

Below are 10 critical requirements to include in your ECM replacement Request for Information (RFI)/Request for Proposal (RFP) to ensure successful migration, user adoption, and long-term viability.

This white paper is intended for senior enterprise architects and CIOs concerned that their business needs have outgrown their legacy information systems’ ability to deliver tangible business value.

The paper highlights the costs and risks of remaining on those systems, reasons to consider more modern alternatives, and key considerations to keep in mind.

It answers two critical questions:

• Are legacy information systems viable for the long run given changing consumer preferences?

• Has competitive pressure pushed legacy information systems beyond their breaking point?

While the pandemic put pressure on many companies’ ability to function even at a basic level, others were able to turn the unprecedented market conditions to their advantage. This was in-part due to ‘low code’ development, which provides companies with the ability to create and roll out new services and user experiences without having to engage in long development projects.

This white paper explores the emergence of low code development and explains how it can unlock the value from enterprise content, improving user experiences and gaining business advantage.

An essential part of any enterprise’s information management technology strategy is plotting their journey to the cloud. Enterprises increasingly realize that the cloud enables them to innovate faster, modernize aging infrastructure, and create better access for employees and customers.

When evaluating content services in the cloud, it’s important to consider new architectures and emerging technologies that are simultaneously transforming information management options.

This paper by Nuxeo explores how a cloud-native architecture, modern content services, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation can accelerate digital transformation and unlock even more value for the enterprise.

Digital asset management (DAM) in the cloud offers a number of competitive advantages for enterprise organizations, but there are some big differences between cloud-native and cloud-based DAM that impact business results.

Moving to a cloud-native DAM can result in several benefits for an organization, including:

• Cost reductions
• Improved collaboration
• Incredible scale
• Instant access to the latest features
• Better insights into usage and content performance
• Efficiency gains