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Crayola previously lacked a DAM system.
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Need to manage 100,000+ digital assets.
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Significant transition required for user adoption.
Crayola, an established company renowned for its crayons and art supplies, was venturing into digital asset management (DAM) for the first time. They recognized the need for a robust DAM system to efficiently organize, manage, and distribute over 100,000 digital assets, comprising product and lifestyle photography, logos, videos, and sales materials. The introduction of a DAM system was essential to streamline their content-related processes and manage assets in multiple countries. Implementing such a system was a significant transition for Crayola, as they had to ensure seamless integration within their existing operations and ensure user adoption without disrupting their employees' daily workflows.