This article vividly illustrates the multifaceted applications of Zeniith Corp's DAM / mediabank service. Through various specialized portals — be it media, client, event, partner, or internal training — the DAM provides targeted, efficient, and branded experiences for each user group.
Here's a story to showcase the widely different scenarios in which sharing features of a Digital Asset Management (DAM / MediaBank) system are used while sharing diverse content. As one day at Zeniith Corp will show, the DAM's sharing capabilities are integral to their operations.
From urgent individual needs to collaborative team efforts, and from internal communications to external partnerships, the DAM facilitates seamless, efficient, and secure content sharing, catering to the varied and dynamic needs of a bustling corporate environment.
When you're out of the office, on the road, or just trying to manage your assets without your laptop - MediaBank's mobile feature is just the tool for you.
With MediaBank's mobile experience, you can seamlessly upload, browse, share, and download assets while on the go - all without downloading an app! MediaBank's responsive design is used as a progressive web-app and you can add or pin it to your smartphone's homescreen. Enjoy the flexibility of accessing your digital assets anytime, anywhere, making your workflows more efficient and convenient.
Best MediaBank solution for small & medium business owners
It empowers small businesses to punch above their weight. How?
- Streamlining workflows
- Ensuring brand consistency
- Ensuring compliance
- Enhancing collaboration
Maria, a dedicated marketer in a Finnish company, was entrusted with creating a presentation and newsletter for an important product launch, which was also the unveiling of the company's revamped brand. However, the absence of a media bank or Digital Asset Management (DAM) system meant she had to deal with disorganized digital files scattered across various storage mediums.
While preparing, Maria mistakenly used an outdated logo and struggled to find the right product images among a maze of unorganized files. This oversight was clear during her presentation and in the newsletter sent to thousands, causing embarrassment and potentially damaging the company's reputation.
