Managed Services for Marketing Operations
When embarking on a DAM initiative, make sure you know your DAM customer! Meaning, be clear about the specific target audience that will use your DAM, and focus your DAM development on meeting their specific needs. Geoffrey Moore’s classic Crossing the Chasm shows how it’s done.
When building your DAM Foundation, it’s not a bad idea to remind ourselves of the old saying that the battle is won or lost before it’s ever fought. This statement is often true – which raises the stakes in getting the foundational pieces of your DAM just right.
Building your DAM Solution is incredibly hard work. It’s about solving problems, not going around them. What that really means is we should strive to build a DAM that’s supremely helpful to end users. To achieve that, four key dimensions will come into play.
Building DAM Conformity is about ensuring your DAM’s success for the long-term. This certainly means governance – but a kinder and gentler version that can facilitate and help to maintain, along with Automation, a DAM that’s supremely helpful for end-users.
Among membership-based public interest organizations, but few are as large, vital, and prolifically active as this client, which provides services ranging across healthcare, insurance, educational, employment and retirement benefits – all closely regulated environments. EMMsphere helps their marketing team stay tight, right, with a clear line of sight.
Some organizations deal in large volumes, and some deal in gargantuan volumes. In the investment management industry, few deal in larger volumes than this client, with over $1.5 trillion under management worldwide, in a highly regulated environment. EMMsphere helped this client achieve speed, compliance – and adoption.
The fundamental issue with maturity models in general, and the well-known “DAM Maturity Model” in particular, is this: they are diagnostic tools focused on measuring levels of proficiency, not prescriptive tools focused on achieving specific outcomes. So where can you find a prescriptive model? Good news: right here!
Enterprise-class means high-performance and large-scale. But does any of that matter if users don’t embrace the solution? Somehow in all the technology we forget the obvious: it’s about adoption. And adoption is about getting users to demand the solution, because they believe they’re better off with it than without it.
As brands create more personalized experiences for their audiences, there’s a greater need for more personalized content. Join our webinar to learn how.