Efficiently creating, managing, distributing and archiving digital content is increasingly becoming critical for professional photographers, photo labs, companies, libraries and stock photo agencies. This is not surprising, given that there are simply more and images to contend with, coupled with complex workflows that span time zones and geographical boundaries, and deadlines that continue to shrink.
There are lots of high-end systems to choose from, such as Alienbrain Digital Asset Management System, Canto Cumulus or MetaCommunications Digital Storage Manager. But we’re now seeing a new crop of modestly-priced applications to help individuals or small design firms keep track of the rising tide of digital content files.
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