
Turning a world-class collection into a global digital experience
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam brings art and history to global audiences using Fotoware to control, connect, and publish thousands of digital assets with precision.
Gain control, ensure access, and safeguard your digital assets for the long term.
Bring all your images, videos, documents, and rich metadata together in a central hub for easy access and automation. As the backbone of your content ecosystem, Fotoware ensures that assets go exactly where they’re needed.
Increase visibility and reach by showcasing curated assets in public, self-service collections. At the same time, ensure colleagues and partners have controlled, secure access to the content they need — boosting collaboration and protecting sensitive material.
Keep assets and metadata perfectly in sync, with automatic updates ensuring every system always has the latest version. With seamless integrations, your content flows effortlessly across the tools you rely on — from your Collection Management System to creative apps and website CMS.
"We went from applying metadata to one asset at a time to hundreds at once - reducing errors and saving countless hours of work ."
Ingest large volumes of digital assets to your repository from wherever you are. Add and manage metadata easily at any time.
Help users to find what they need using visual filters while ensuring quick and consistent tagging with taxonomies and controlled vocabularies.
Build custom workflows to automate metadata insertion, image processing, approval and publishing workflows.
Use metadata and advanced user settings to control access to digital assets.
Keep track of image rights and licenses, including GDPR consent. Revoke access and unpublish easily.
Build sophisticated data models that support your search strategies and consistent data capture.
Avoid data silos and ensure accurate, consistent information across your collections. By separating metadata from the files themselves, Fotoware lets you define complex data structures and link them to your assets — so every person, location, or object name only exists once and is reused wherever needed.
With the sophisticated and highly flexible API, you connect your DAM with the third parties of your choice — including Collection Management Systems like MuseumPlus and Axiell — to enrich your assets with data and ensure consistency across systems.
Ensure a single source of truth across all channels and platforms. Original content items are stored in Fotoware and made seamlessly available to other systems through the API. With CDN-powered integrations and customizable business rules, you automatically distribute to third-party platforms like brand portals, websites, and publishing tools — fast, consistent, and under control.
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam brings art and history to global audiences using Fotoware to control, connect, and publish thousands of digital assets with precision.
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