FotoWare extensions for Illustrator and Photoshop are soon to be launched. Meanwhile, you can learn more about it.
With the...
A blog about Digital Asset Management,
from common challenges to customer stories
and all the latest about FotoWare life.
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On July 29, 2020
FotoWare extensions for Illustrator and Photoshop are soon to be launched. Meanwhile, you can learn more about it.
With the...
Topics: Working with DAM,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On May 1, 2020
2020 is a special year for us at FotoWare. It marks the 25 year anniversary since our product FotoStation first saw the light...
Topics: FotoWare Life,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On January 29, 2020
Okay, let's try that again: Metadata governance is the process of managing the way the content in your Digital...
Topics: Working with DAM, Metadata,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On August 28, 2019
One picture among a thousand others In a folder neatly stored with hundreds of others On a shelf in a storage room with...
Topics: Content Marketing, Working with DAM, GDPR Challenges: Finding Images
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On July 24, 2019
One of the biggest benefits of media management using FotoWare Digital Asset Management solution is that it helps your team...
Topics: Working with DAM, Metadata,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On June 19, 2019
Why image resizing is important?
Quality visuals are a crucial part of successful digital marketing. Images are used...
Topics: Working with DAM, Retail & E-Commerce, Tips & Tricks
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On May 22, 2019
Users with a long-standing relationship with FotoWare will know just how we...
Topics: Working with DAM, Tips & Tricks,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On March 20, 2019
With ever-increasing production and sharing of video and pictures across digital channels, the use of media management systems...
Topics: Press Releases, Working with DAM,
By Olav Andreas Frenning
On January 23, 2019
Just what are Taxonomies?
Explained simply, they are categories that you define that help users 1) navigate the content in the...
Topics: Working with DAM,
