Mark Davey’s Henry Stewart Chicago Presentation Context to this presentation can be found here Rapidly Iterating DAM: Zen and the art of adaptive reasoning. (digitalassetmanagement.org.uk) Rapidly Iterating DAM: The Tao of Digital Asset Management (digitalassetmanagement.org.uk) […]
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At Photokina today in Germany, Leica has released a new version of the popular M9 full frame digital rangefinder camera. The M9 has been almost impossible to get hold of since its launch due to it’s popularity and with this special edition only available in 500 units I think this will be even harder to […]
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A couple of months ago I was offered the opportunity to test out the NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800 for Mac. This beast of a video card is one of the more powerful cards available for the Macintosh but it’s also quite expensive (currently just over $1,400 at Amazon). I jumped at the opportunity as it’s […]
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We’ve heard a lot about how idea management works in theory – but how does it work in practice? Ann Marie Dumais, Senior Vice President of New Product Introductions atThe Nielsen Company, was kind enough to walk us through Nielsen’s use ofBrightIdea for enterprise idea management. Here are the lessons we came away with. When […]
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By now, you’re probably aware of what is still the only HDSLR convention, PhotoCine Expo. If there is a driving force behind both of these conventions it is Michael Britt. Michael started as a unit stills photographer on movie sets which led to a career in digital photography. Due to his expertise, Michael became consultant […]
Image via Wikipedia Creating rich internet applications (RIAs) is partly about the technology to evaluate and serve up all these connections, but it is impossible without care, design, and maintenance of your content’s taxonomy. Again, unlike our scientific counterparts, there can be no, single, universal taxonomy for web content because each content domain has its […]
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The first DAM Meetup group was established in New York City, but there are more coming. Are you ready? Posted by Henrik de Gyor on September 21, 2010 Within one year, two DAM professionals have formed a successful DAM Meetup group. The first Digital Asset Management (DAM) Meetup group was established in New York City. […]
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Of all the choices in digital cameras, few are as fundamental as the type of image sensor: Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) or Charge Coupled Device (CCD). Both types have their adherents, and both have advantages. At Sony, we care passionately about every aspect of image sensor technology. And we’re extremely partial to… both. As […]
During his presentation atDEMO Fall last week in Santa Clara, California, Walter Bachtiger told the audience to “relax, take a deep breath” and “take your fingers off the keyboard.” No, he wasn’t conducting mid-conference yoga session to relieve stress, nor was he trying to help the audience avoid carpal tunnel. Bachtiger was simply explaining that […]
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Posted by Seth Grimes http://intelligent-enterprise.informationweek.com I imagine that Google employs many hundreds of data scientists, folks whose job is to study and turn to good use the huge masses of data the search-advertising-application services giant, and its users, generate. Each document indexed, each search, each ad served, each service call creates data. This data is […]
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