Related to my earlier posting, I am also interested in hearing from anyone who is currently using TMS Media Studios or as I mentioned any other product that is successfully interfacing with TMS. We currently do not have a DAMS but with our rapidly growing digital assets we are quickly realizing the need for a software application to facilitate organizing our archive.
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Karen Hines <[log in to unmask]>Date: Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 12:12 PM
Subject: Digital Asset Management System
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Hi Everyone,
I know this topic has been posted before, but I'm very interested in what folks are currently using for Digital Asset Management Systems (DAMS). We are using TMS 2017 for content management and would of course like to find a fairly simple product that would interface well with TMS. We have approximately 17,000 very large files (some up to 250MB) on server and our image bank is quickly growing. Currently our files are organized on the server by the date the image was taken and they can be searched by file name (if you know it...however this can sometimes be very time consuming). Any suggestions on software products and pros and cons that anyone has experienced would be great!
Much appreciated,
Karen
Karen Casey Hines Associate Registrar Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
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