New year ahead - Why not start with 2019's impressive stats, new integrations and a selection of feature releases.

Photoshop is the most wonderful tool, and lots of Marketers best friend. But if it isn’t integrated with your solution for storing assets and images, it isn’t the most efficient collaboration. We let you in on how to integrate it with QBank Digital Asset Management.

It’s about that time of the year when reviews are starting to show up – here is QBank's year in review!

Time to introduce a new cool feature that will be a great support in your tagging and metadata work, meet QBank's facial feature.

At QBank we are continually growing our stack of integration tools, and this month is no exception. This launch is all about Cloud service providers!

In a time where integrations are key to building efficient Martech stacks, an open API is a necessity. But what is an API and why is it important? We will update you! 

Texts are essential in our everyday lives, professionally and personally. Everyday we write. We write e-mails, blogs, presentations, reports, marketing material, posts for social media, or just simple text messages. All these texts we write – where do we store it? Digital assets, such as images and videos, usually have a special place to be stored in, preferably in a DAM system, but what about your texts?

When images, videos, documents and associated metadata is created in a number of different places, and needs to be directed to multiple channels - having one central hub that can handle both the inflow and outflow of assets (and metadata!) can not only save a lot of time, but also work as a safeguard making sure the right material is made available in the right channels.

To keep up in today's ever evolving communication landscape it is key to work smart. It's easy to say but sometimes harder to put into motion.

Fresh out of school and at around the same time Netscape launched its first browser, I started working in the small multimedia department of an otherwise very traditional advertising agency. There were two different browsers to take into account, the closest you got to multimedia on the internet was animated GIFs, and back-end programming was limited to processing HTML forms. The tools were basic but did the job.