A designer who needs to create a publication needs product information and digital assets.
Taxonomy and metadata are the keys to success in these solutions. They speed up the designer’s workflow and ensure that you get the most out of your digital assets.
For proper understanding, it is important to distinguish between the different types of metadata. It can be descriptive, structural, administrative or technical in nature.
Let’s take The Milkmaid by Vermeer as an example.
Administrative and technical metadata in this example can tell something about the purchase of the work or the conditions in which it should be kept such as humidity and temperature. In digital files, it might be about copyright or file size, for example.
So the major benefits of a good taxonomy and metadata are that you:
“Do I have to provide all those digital assets with metadata manually?! Another tedious job…”
Well, no! Catena Company analyzes your data and digital assets and together we determine the optimal taxonomy and metadata strategy for your DAM. The assignment of metadata to your digital assets can then be automated to a large extent, just like the management of these assets.
Thanks to this automation, we can apply metadata at a much deeper level, without it costing you any extra effort.
Looking for even more information around metadata? Download our whitepaper here.
We explain more about the types of metadata, what options are important when setting up keywords or tags, and what type of keywording you use.
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