ABOUT THE JOURNAL

• Aims and scope of journal |
• ISSN and eISSN |
• Editors |

Aims and scope of journal

Journal of Digital Asset Management is the definitive new bi-monthly publication designed specifically for business executives involved in developing, deploying and maintaining DAM systems and those concerned with managing digital assets - and maximising the contribution DAM systems can make to strategic business goals.

Published in conjunction with the Henry Stewart DAM Symposium - the industry event for the DAM community, held annually in New York, Los Angeles and London - and unlike other broadly focused business publications or general IT journals, Journal of Digital Asset Management focuses specifically on DAM issues to help project leaders and their teams learn from the practical experiences of other successful DAM leaders.

The journal combines provocative thought-leadership pieces, which expand and broaden what can be achieved with DAM, with actionable advice and 'lessons learned' from practitioners. Whether you are a new adopter or mature user, the Journal offers invaluable intelligence on the crucial strategic, technological and operational aspects of DAM, reviewing both users' experiences in the form of case studies and what vendors are doing in the current market.

Each issue of Journal of Digital Asset Management publishes:

• Authoritative white papers, articles and market briefings
• Case studies from blue chip companies, government bodies, academic institutions and archives, detailing their practical experiences, the problems they have encountered and the lessons they have learned.
• Forward-thinking regular features written by some of the leading names in DAM, including:
  • Cycle Time - a thought leadership column examining how DAM affects strategy and business models of large and small organisations.
  • CIO Insight - written by a visionary CIO, CIO Insight explains the key idea of technical architectures and how CIOs must align these architectures with business models and the strategies of their organisations.

Essential reading for anyone whose job function covers:

• Operations and engineering
• Archive management
• Editorial, production & publishing
• Systems & technology
• Digital, media or content asset management
• Marcoms & brand management
• Marketing & creative services
• Research & development
• Internal & third party consulting
• Strategy & business development
• E-business, interactive & multimedia
• Project management
• Senior management

Journal of Digital Asset Management provides a unique forum for all those involved in DAM to present, share and explore new ideas, latest thinking and best practice. Subscribers can thus keep track of the latest developments in the strategy, deployment and technology behind DAM, which makes the journal and its exclusive subscribers' bulletin board an indispensable guide for those developing projects - and careers - within this fast emerging field.

ISSN and eISSN

The international standard serial number (ISSN) for Journal of Digital Asset Management is 1743-6540 and the electronic international standard serial number (eISSN) is 1743-6559.

Editors

Editor in Chief

Michael Moon, President of GISTICS and Managing Editor of the Journal of Digital Asset Management is recognised as a dynamic lecturer and a leading worldwide authority on DAM, automation of marketing services, and multichannel brands. He has delivered more than 250 keynotes, presentations, executive seminars, workshops and web-based teleseminars around the world and his book, 'Firebrands: Building Brand Loyalty in the Internet Age', is available in 13 languages.

Managing Editor

Iris AlRoy, GISTICS

Editorial Board

Darcy Antonellis, EVP, Distribution & Technology Operations, Warner Bros. Technical Operations, USA
Joseph Bachana, President / CEO, DPCI, USA
Neil Beagrie, Assistant Director, Joint Information Systems Committee, UK
Scott Bowen, President & COO, Artesia, USA
Charles E Caldwell, Founder, NextQuarter LLC, USA
Duncan Daines, Digital Brand Consultant, Landor Associates, UK
Abby De Millo, Director of Technology, Scholastic, USA
Eric Hoffert, CEO, Versatility Software Inc., USA
Mark Jones, Project Director, BBC News Resources & Technology, UK
Steve Kotrch, Director of Publishing Technology, Simon & Schuster, USA
Prokop Krasny, DAM Database Administrator, AOL Time Warner, USA
Mukul Krishna, Global Director - Digital Media Practice, Frost & Sullivan, USA
Niclas Ljungberg, Director, IconZest Ltd, UK
Manish Mallick, Program Manager, Asset Management, General Motors Corporate Marketing, USA
Dennis Pannuto, CIO, BBDO, USA
Chris Porter, Director of Search Data, USA
Kieron Osmotherly, Managing Director, MOM Symposium, DAM Symposium, & DAM User Community, UK
Michael Rowland, Senior Technical Services Manager, Cabelas Wholesale Inc., USA
Ted Ryan, Manager, Archives Department, The Coca-Cola Company, USA
Andrew Salop, Senior Product Manager, Adobe, USA
Skiff Wager, Principal Sew Consulting Group Inc., USA
Richard Walkus, VP of Digital Asset Management, McGraw-Hill Companies, USA
Pamela Williams, Digital Content Consultant, formerly VP of Content Operations, Getty Images Inc., UK
Cynde Wood, Marketing Director, Xinet Inc, USA

Editorial Office

Victoria Rae
Palgrave Macmillan Journals
Houndmills, Basingstoke
RG21 6XS, UK
E-mail: submissions@palgrave.com