Interview with Ken Christie for DAM News

The latest participant in our series of DAM News Interviews is Digital Asset Management Specialist and President of DAM consulting outfit, The 543 Group, Ken Christie. As a certified partner of DAM solutions provider Bynder, Ken has a long and impressive track record in project management, content strategy, and DAM implementation for a broad range of well-known brands including Staples, Church & Dwight, Kruger Products, and Aprimo. With a broad range of experience spanning numerous roles, Ken offers up some valuable insights, including the importance of coaching, mentorship and training, and how his company’s ethos of adopting a ‘digital first’ approach is essential in “doing DAM right the first time”.

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What Makes Our Approach to DAM Support Unique

We specialize in Digital Asset Management, and focus most of our attention on the Bynder platform because of all that it offers through its many modules and its ease of use that aids user adoption. We have a unique approach to how we do this, and you can learn a little bit about it in this short video (created with Bynder Brand Studio, BTW!) -
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The 543 Group Is Now a Bynder Certified Partner – One of Only Four in All of North America

The 543 Group, Inc., a full-service digital marketing agency and digital asset management consultancy, announced today it has it has become a Bynder Certified Partner, one of only four in all of North America to thus far to earn this designation. This underscores their commitment to support of this leading digital asset management platform, and reinforces their promise to help clients ‘do the job right the first time.’

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Digital Asset Management: Lessons from the Field #4: Platform Selection – It’s All in the Details

As this critical part of the process will likely impact the overall success of DAM within you organization for some time to come, it is important to look at each of three key parts of the DAM vendor selection process – initial vendor review, designated vendor evaluation, and selected vendor contract negotiation.  There are good lessons to consider from those who have been through this before.

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