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1. What is DAM - the discipline and practice of Digital Asset Management
- Mr. David H. Lipsey
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2. The business case for DAM
- Ms. Theresa Regli
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3. The role of metadata and XMP in Digital Asset Management 1
- Mr. Seth Earley
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4. The role of metadata and XMP in Digital Asset Management 2
- Mr. Seth Earley
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5. Best practice in DAM implementations
- Mr. Alec Wadey
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6. Rights technologies and online content business models
- Mr. Bill Rosenblatt
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7. Digital Asset Management ROI
- Mr. Mark Davey
Printable Handouts
Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Semantics, information architecture and metadata
- Information versus semantic architecture (1)
- Information versus semantic architecture (2)
- Multiple uses for metadata and taxonomy
- Taxonomy, metadata and asset management
- Taxonomy definition (1)
- Taxonomy definition (2)
- Defining metadata
- Spreadsheet example (1)
- Spreadsheet example (2)
- Spreadsheet example (3)
- Content object models
- What is a content model?
- Metadata for a product page
- Metadata allows for various views of content
- Content assembly
- Content metadata allows for reuse
- Deriving a content model (1)
- Deriving a content model (2)
- Use case - management of marketing assets (1)
- Use case - management of marketing assets (2)
- Navigating with "facets" (1)
- Navigating with "facets" (2)
- Navigating with "facets" (3)
- Navigating with "facets" - example
- "Facet" is a top level category in the taxonomy
- Visualize result sets as parameter groupings
- Visualize result sets as parameter groupings (2)
- The possible combinations of navigational paths
- Leveraging metadata across the value chain
- It's about searching, browsing, finding, extending
- Changing consumer marketplace
- Digital, content and asset management
- Content value chain (1)
- Content value chain (2)
- The User Experience (UX)
- Metadata and search
- All search leverages metadata (1)
- Explicit metadata versus implicit metadata
- Search index points to document
- All search leverages metadata (2)
- Examples of implicit metadata
- Types of term relationships
- Associative relationships
- Faceted search
- Is it search or navigation?
- Taxonomy as facets
- DAM taxonomy framework
- Art techniques
- Detailed definitions of art techniques
- Art styles
- Detailed definitions of art styles
- Tagging (1)
- Tagging (2)
- Tagging (3)
- Digital asset management drivers
- A simple user experience requires metadata
- Systems leverage taxonomy differently
- Conclusions
- Contact information
Topics Covered
- Semantics, information architecture and metadata
- Information versus semantic architecture
- Multiple uses for metadata and taxonomy
- Taxonomy, metadata and asset management
- Taxonomy definition
- Defining metadata
- Content object models
- What is a content model?
- Metadata for a product page
- How metadata allows various views of content
- Content assembly
- How content metadata allows reuse
- Deriving a content model
- Use case
- management of marketing assets
- Navigating with "facets"
- "Facet" is a top level category in the taxonomy
- Visualize result sets as parameter groupings
- The possible combinations of navigational paths
- Leveraging metadata across the value chain
- Searching, browsing, finding, extending
- Changing consumer marketplace
- Digital, content and asset management
- Content value chain
- The User Experience (UX)
- Metadata and search
- Explicit metadata versus implicit metadata
- Search index points to document
- Examples of implicit metadata
- Types of term relationships
- Associative relationships
- Faceted search
- Is it search or navigation?
- Taxonomy as facets
- DAM taxonomy framework
- Detailed definitions of art techniques
- Detailed definitions of art styles
- Tagging
- Digital asset management drivers
- A simple user experience & metadata
- How systems leverage taxonomy differently
Talk Citation
Earley, S. (2010, November 14). The role of metadata and XMP in Digital Asset Management 2 [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/MLOJ7873.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
The role of metadata and XMP in Digital Asset Management 2
Published on November 14, 2010
40 min