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"Does your organisation need to distribute digital images in a number of different formats at different resolutions. An image management system can save your company time and money and reduce costly errors".
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 Many companies and organizations are spending an enormous amount of time and money distributing digital images to partners, subsidiaries, distributors, the press etc.

To reduce cost, speed up delivery, avoid errors and generally serve their users better, many people have realized the need for an automated web-based image delivery system.

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With eRez II from Yawah we offer a standalone system that also integrates well with any web-based system such as DAM or CMS. Our entry level version of eRez is an extremely affordable and easy to use solution - it has many features that you won't find elsewhere or only find in very expensive high-end DAM systems.

With ImageExpress for Cumulus we offer all the image processing capabilities of eRez II as an add-on to Cumulus. It integrates seamlessly with WPP or WP "classic". Typicall clients are corporate marketing departments, ad agencies and governments. All these departments are investing heavily in digitising images.

What is a Digital Master?

 A Digital Master is an image, line-art, video or other kind of media file, created and stored in a way that ensures the highest level of reuse and re-expression. A digital master has not been prepared and optimized for a particular use, such as a printed magazine or use on the internet. It is a “mother” file from which variations for specific uses can be derived easily.

 A carefully crafted digital master is a valuable asset that can be repurposed and reused over period of many years.

 On the other hand, a media file optimized for, and therefore limited to, a specific type of use is normally short-lived and represents less value. Such “orphan” media files may only be of interest for of a few weeks or months.

 An example of an orphan file is an image optimized for display on a web page. Such an image is inappropriate for use in a printed magazine because the resolution has been reduced dramatically.