Real world examples of DigiZuite™ in use

Sydbank

The fourth largest danish bank, Sydbank, needed a system, where all the marketing collateral could be stored and managed actively. One of the reasons why Sydbank chose DigiZuite™ DAM, was the fact that they would not be restricted to only managing images. As a consequence, video usage has grown within Sydbank, and live broadcasts and sound recordings in the dealer room, is managed by the DigiZuite™ DAM system as well. Images of the 2000+ employees are also kept safe in the system, as well as the steadily growing amount of video clips for the internal webtv portal.

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Gyldendal

The reknowned publishing house, with headquarters in Copenhagen, manages all their printed books in the DigiZuite™ DAM system. When a book is through the publishing cycle, all documents of a given book is gathered, ingested and archived in the system, relevant metadata from the publishing system is synched either automatically or on demand, and when the book needs republishing or addition to the book is made, the employees in Gyldendal can easily retrieve the files and adjust metadata so that it always corresponds to edition and printing version. Gyldendal also administer a massive image library, all managed and published by the DigiZuite™ system to an image bank, accessible by all employees.
 

Oticon

When Oticon decided to replace the existing web platform, digital asset management was also considered. The final decision fell on a combination of Sitecore and DigiZuite™ DAM, as the DAM for Sitecore plugin would provide the organisation with Enterprise Content Management. Also, Oticon acknowledged the importance of single-sourcing of assets, and realised that if they were to actively manage their many assets  for online and offline usage, and thereby leverage the investment made in these assets, the combination of DAM and CMS was inevitable. For Oticon, the DigiZuite™ system was right, because the system is built to accomodate to all needs, file-wise, but also it is built for scalability and not yet expressed needs following trends and technology.