Kategorie: Tim’s Weblog

Here’s the last month’s Digital Asset Management articles which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links and Tracy Wolfe’s 10 things on the 10th. My reading list…

Here’s the last month’s Digital Asset Management articles which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links and Tracy Wolfe’s 10 things on the 10th. In August, one…

For two reasons, I think about software interoperability a lot (see Improving DAM Interoperability in 2017): First, software – especially “content hub”-style DAM systems – must work well with other software to help people do their jobs. The second reason is that when we consider splitting a monolithic (DAM) system into multiple smaller Self-Contained Systems,…

Here’s the last month’s Digital Asset Management articles which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links and Tracy Wolfe’s 10 things on the 10th. (The list is…

After almost 19 years as developer and product manager at Digital Asset Management (DAM) vendor Digital Collections, I’m moving on, joining the IT department of magazine publisher SPIEGEL Verlag on August 1st. It’s hard to say good-bye to my wonderful colleagues and customers. Almost everything I learned, I learned from them – here’s my summary…

Here’s the last month’s Digital Asset Management articles which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links and Tracy Wolfe’s 10 things on the 10th. Theresa Regli states…

To help me remember what I’ve been doing all these years at work, here’s some stories from my almost two decades of Digital Asset Management and Web development at vendor Digital Collections which are ending this month. Sorry for the lengthy post… Before Digital Collections 1994 As part of my Library and Information Sciences (LIS)…

Dieser Artikel wurde am 11. Juli 2017 auf dem Blog meines ehemaligen Arbeitgebers Digital Collections veröffentlicht, unter der URL www.digicol.de/bye-bye-tistre/. Geschrieben wurde er von Nina Drewes anlässlich meines Wechsels zum SPIEGEL-Verlag. Weil das DC-Blog irgendwann nach der Übernahme der Firma durch Stibo DX komplett abgeschaltet wurde, veröffentliche ich hier eine Kopie des Artikels. Es ist…

Despite my claim that Topic Maps (as a standard) are dead, I’m a huge fan and continue to work with Topic Maps (with the goal of building Knowledge Graphs). That’s why I love Michel Biezunski’s excellent blog post Topic Maps Now. Some quotes: “In this paper, I will […] advocate that the notions of topic…

Here’s the last month’s Digital Asset Management articles which had a lasting impression on me – picked from the constant stream of blog posts you can see float by on Planet DAM. For more curated DAM links, see the weekly Digital Asset Management.com Links and Tracy Wolfe’s 10 things on the 10th. “The realisation of…