eBook: State of DAM in AEC

Why you can no longer afford to ignore your

photo management problem

We surveyed over 150 companies to determine what the state of digital asset management is in AEC companies. In this eBook, we explain our findings as well as 5 steps to kick-start your DAM project.

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In this eBook, you'll learn:

	Information about the growth of image libraries, and photo management challenges that AEC companies face.
	The reported benefits gained by users of digital asset management systems.
	Which companies are looking at implementing a digital asset management system, and why?
	5 Steps to help you kick-start your digital asset management strategy.

Digital Assets Are Growing Exponentially

Architecture, engineering, and construction firms have more digital image assets than ever before. The growing need for high quality assets and the increasing ease in obtaining them can lead to serious workflow inefficiencies. We had a strong hunch that, given the current digital asset landscape, more AEC firms could benefit from a proper DAM solution. So we set out to learn how AEC firms view their current image situation and what they are doing to manage it.

This eBook explores the results of our survey and paints the picture of the current perception of the digital asset landscape. We make the case for the critical role a DAM solution can play in improving asset utilization, a firm’s overall marketing efforts, and even the RFP and tender response process. And we give you a few steps to take to ensure you don’t miss out on the rewards.

"We created different categories to manage employee photos, event photos, infographics, and project photos separately within OpenAsset. The library has been widely adopted throughout the organisation. End users are able to find the photos they need quickly and easily, without asking me where images are. "

Image Library Coordinator, Mace Group