Paul Quigley

Paul Quigley and Jason Bright from MediaBeacon continue covering the DAM space looking at digital rights management, metadata, smarter assets, organic taxonomies, enterprise search and memristers.
DAM Talk 11 45 minutes

The DAM Watcher Theresa Regli of The Real Story Group talks to Editor-in-Chief Paul Quigley, Henrik de Gyor and Mark Davey about what is hot and what is not in the Digital Asset Management space.
Vendors, trends, search, the semantic elements and despite the hype we are not the borg … just yet .
DAM Busters Episode 3
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Cory Doctorow is God. Well, by rights he should be given his insightful ’seven straw-men of the meta-utopia’ tenet.
By rights also, Doctorow should be up there with flaky luminaries like Tim Berners-Lee or the raft of other Social Media ‘Experts’ and ‘Cloud Consultant’ brigade of poseurs.
Despite the over-arching desire of organisations to mould, to [...]

From metadata to the meaning of life, and all points between, the DAM Busters crew ( Editor-in-Chief Paul Quigley spoke with Henrik de Gyor and Mark Davey) waxed lyrical with Pearson’s Director of Content Madi Solomon
DAM Busters Episode 2
Subjects covered: Taxonomy, Ontology, Philosophical borders and Nerd Hubris

Paul Quigley , Editor-in-Chief spoke with the Director of Objective Corp Nick Kingsbury about how local government and authorities in the UK can save millions by implementing more streamlined ‘C2P” processes, and can find out how to collaborate more effectively with stakeholders.
SaaS Conception to publication systems

In this, the first in a new series of roundtable podcast programmes, Editor-in-Chief Paul Quigley spoke with Henrik de Gyorand Mark Davey about DAM-LA ‘09 and a raft of other areas such as change management, training, version control, monetisation, taxonomy, ontology, metadata, DRM and the DAM Foundation.
DAM Busters episode 1: From Genesis to Revolution
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Posted by Paul Quigley 01 September 2009
Whether it be proprietary enterprise, open source, MOSS SharePoint or Web 2.0 based, content management applications are becoming as diverse in platform as they are in areas of specialism. The latest addition to the ECM roster, featured in this week’s feature special, is content management’s version of SaaS – software-as-a-service, dubbed content-as-a-service, [...]