As promised, we are going to push out some new QBank features this fall. First out is a great new tool - Reverse Image Search.

Last week was a DAM good week for us at QBank, it was time for DAM Day. An event all about Digital Asset Management. For those who missed it, here's a recap.

On DAM Day our CTO Hootan Soheilzad presented new and upcoming QBank features. But first he took us back to when it all started in 2003.

Marketing and Communications departments often manage large numbers of digital files or assets and publishes in several different channels like websites and social media channels. The work of any brand manager has become more complex the past years due to the increase of channels and content. So, how do you keep up without a system suitable for the task of storing, managing and publishing? A shared folder on a server or a local hard drive will not do the job for you no more! 

With the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR in place, we thought it’s about time to introduce a couple of GDPR related features in QBank.

Marketing and Communications Teams produce content for social media, websites and blogs on a daily basis. The pile of content is rapidly growing and can easily get out of hand. If content is king, then a tool for organizing it would be the castle.

At QBank we see a lot of different files and formats every day, and you probably do as well. It’s a part of the digital landscape that everybody encounters. To help you optimize your DAM – here’s a white paper on what media formats to choose.

Video is predicted to continue to be the number one media 2017, as of 2016. With that prediction comes high demands on delivering video content. This blog post is the third part of our series on media formats and we hope you'll find it useful.

It can be overwhelming to keep track on which format to use where. To optimize your DAM and make the most out of it, it could be a good idea to look at which formats your organization uses. Here’s the second post in our Media Formats series, enjoy!

At QBank we see a lot of different files and formats every day, and you probably do as well. It’s a part of the digital landscape that everybody encounters. In a series of three parts we will guide you through frequently used files.