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Aug 24, 2012 6 min

116: Why do I need version control in a Digital Asset Management system?

from Another DAM Podcast Hosted by Henrik de Gyor

A version is defined as a particular form or variant of something. In the case of Digital Asset Management (DAM), versions apply to digital assets and their respective metadata. Versioning can involve updating, editing or changing assets and/or metadata safely. A version often involves a correction or an improvement by editing. Versions are not variations nor renditions. Questions? Email them to [email protected]

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