Just a few more days and 2019 is over. We look back on a great year in which we were able to do great things again for our clients. Now is the time to spend some time with family and friends, but our entire team is already ready to make 2020 at least as successful a year. But before the new year - a new decade even - begins, let's take a look ahead at the trends that await us in marketing automation and digital asset management.

Online sales are becoming increasingly important. But to be successful, your online shop must have an irresistible appearance and offer your potential customer a digital experience, consistent across all channels. With a product asset management module, you make your life a lot easier and score faster at the moment suprême.

The content you've had created over the years is now worth a lot. You should be careful about that. Yet that expensive content often ends up in a digital shoebox in an imaginary shelving unit. So keep a grip and control over your brand.

You don't choose marketing software and a digital asset management system lightly. The impact is far too great for that. And once you've chosen, it's not easy to switch. But sometimes that might be smarter anyway. In this blog, we share five symptoms that tell you it's time to professionalize.

The combination of creativity, corporate identity and economies of scale sounds like an impossible one. But if you have your building blocks in place, you can give free rein to creativity and originality and still work efficiently and in accordance with the corporate identity. Utopia? Definitely not!

We drew the comparison between your closet and the storage of your digital files earlier. If it gets too full, you can create additional closet or disk space, but you can also do some tidying.

Sustainability is a broad term. At home, you may be thinking about separating waste and whether or not to purchase green energy.

'Purchasing a Digital Asset Management system is one thing, but that doesn't automatically solve your problem.' Speaking is Erwin Klinkenberg, co-founder and owner of Comrads Solutions.

When clients have been on the road with our system for a while, we naturally evaluate. During client evaluations, we often get back the following as feedback

Information security, of course there is always a legal side to it, we talked about that in our previous blog. In this blog, I like to share more about how within our organization, as an IT vendor, we handle the security of information and files that customers entrust to us.

Managing rights legally correctly, images, copyrights and author issues: you can build an entire business around that. At least if you want to know exactly how things work. How is that regulated at the moment? And is the right knowledge available? And what about risk awareness internally?

How digitally minded we are in our society today. But how on earth do you keep overview and structure in that chaos?