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Welcome, San Francisco DAMsters!

Location
San Francisco, CA 37.8-122.4 94111US
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Founded
November 20, 2008

Masters of Digital Assets (MoDA) constitutes an active social network of innovation leaders, subject matter experts, and master-class practitioners, building and managing enterprise DAM operations and media supply chains. MoDA facilitates the fair exchange of insights, professional introductions, and tools among its members.

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  • May 6
    • New member
      Endaf Kerfoot
      “A general and longstanding interest in Digital Asset Management, dating back to my time with the Henry Stewart events. Now I look after Web Content Management exhibitors at Internet World in London, the UK's leading show for digital business.”
  • Apr 23
    • New discussion
      DAM/DMD
      Started by Deborah Johnson.
    • New member
      Deborah Johnson
      “I've spent the past 10 years in Legal Services and the amount of data that was emailed, printed, shipped, faxed, and fedexed all over the world drove me to my obsession with data and and technology including SaaS, ASP, Content Management etc.”
  • Mar 26
    • New member
      Charles Rignall
      “Building a global partner eco-system providing the consulting, implementation skills and process knowledge to implement our DAM System (lookat.me).”
  • Mar 4
    • New member
      Cliff
      “Managing digital photo & audio assets. Scanning film & slides. Using Adobe Lightroom, MS Expression and other DAM software.”
  • Feb 20
    • New member
      Carey Miller
      “Over 20 years of experience delivering business enhancing solutions, including DAM, CRM, billing and finance to clients large and small.”
  • Feb 13
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