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=Digital Asset Management (DAM) System= | =Digital Asset Management (DAM) System= | ||
Last year, the IT team, Creative team and Barry Munsterteiger partnered to find and implement a solution that would make storing and sharing digital assets within Mozilla simple and centralized. After looking at several solutions, we settled on a Digital Asset Management System powered by NetXposure. | Last year, members of the IT team, the Creative team and Barry Munsterteiger partnered to find and implement a solution that would make storing and sharing digital assets within Mozilla simple and centralized. After looking at several solutions, we settled on a Digital Asset Management System powered by NetXposure. | ||
Over the past several months, we’ve been working closely with NetX to launch three initial Mozilla portals: Creative Assets ([http://www.assets.mozilla.org/ assets.mozilla.org] - replacing previous assets.m.o), Firefox OS Partners (replacing Box.com) and Community Events ([http://events.mozilla.org/ events.mozilla.org] - includes Events team & Reps assets). These portals will host all of our visual assets from the past, present and future, including logos, videos, Web designs, print designs, campaign-specific designs, gear and everything in between. | Over the past several months, we’ve been working closely with NetX to launch three initial Mozilla portals: Creative Assets ([http://www.assets.mozilla.org/ assets.mozilla.org] - replacing previous assets.m.o), Firefox OS Partners (replacing Box.com) and Community Events ([http://events.mozilla.org/ events.mozilla.org] - includes Events team & Reps assets). These portals will host all of our visual assets from the past, present and future, including logos, videos, Web designs, print designs, campaign-specific designs, gear and everything in between. | ||