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Digital asset management (DAM) is a self-serve content repository. It facilitates the management, ingestion, storage, organization and distribution of all types of content an organization uses. The content includes any digital asset, such as text, graphics, images, videos, audio, design files and product information used by an organization to communicate with internal and external audiences. DAM platforms not only support marketing but can also serve internal and external parts of the organization including sales, HR, legal, finance, call and service centers, third-party suppliers, agencies, and distributors. The primary purpose of a DAM is to manage governance of digital assets and make them available and useful, enabling brand consistency across the organization. Beyond its role as a self-service solution, DAM products are part of a content operations ecosystem, which includes capabilities that overlap across technologies such as content marketing platforms (CMP), marketing work management (MWM) and product information management (PIM). Individually, technologies support different variations of content taxonomy, content editing, management of and content access controls to third parties (e.g., agencies). Their goals are to drive efficiency, transparency and scale of content deliverables across the organization. The primary purpose of a DAM is to manage governance of digital assets and make them available and useful, enabling brand consistency across the organization. DAM platforms serve as a repository for all digital content assets. Organizations that have a large number of digital assets use a DAM solution to manage, catalog and transfer files, and to store digital assets. The solution allows organizations to share and edit digital assets across multiple platforms and channels. DAM platforms can support external partners with portals to access an organization’s assets. Overall, it is a self-service content repository and can facilitate collaboration.

• Censhare Information Management
  4.8

  7 Reviews

Gartner defines email marketing as the use of the email channel to deliver and optimize marketing messages — such as brand newsletters or contextually relevant, real-time and personalized communications — in support of engagement across the customer journey. Email service providers often bolster their technology platforms with supplementary managed services to improve the value and scalability of the email channel. Email marketing helps marketers deliver information to their audiences after obtaining an email address. This can take the form of product or service updates, new promotions, transaction updates and more. As a relatively inexpensive method for communicating at scale with contacts, email provides value for different use cases across the full customer-engagement life span. Email is the most effective channel for several marketing objectives, including demand generation, conversion to sales, and customer loyalty and advocacy.

• ELAINE Technology
  4.3

  3 Reviews