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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Acquia DAM customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Acquia DAM for Digital Asset Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Acquia DAM for Digital Asset Management include: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, a United States based Insurance organisation with 4000 employees and revenues of $9.70 billion, Arriva Group, a United Kingdom based Transportation organisation with 61845 employees and revenues of $6.23 billion, EBSCO, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 3250 employees and revenues of $2.50 billion, Hootsuite, a Canada based Professional Services organisation with 2100 employees and revenues of $340.0 million, CIE Tours International, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 278 employees and revenues of $120.0 million and many others.
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Arriva Group | Transportation | 61845 | $6.2B | United Kingdom | Acquia | Acquia DAM | Digital Asset Management | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Arriva Group deployed Acquia DAM as a central Digital Asset Management solution to consolidate and govern media used across its customer-facing channels. The initiative aimed to overhaul the digital experience for customers purchasing bus tickets and searching for travel information, addressing a fragmented suite of journey planning and purchase tools.
The Acquia DAM implementation centralized digital assets into a managed repository, including structured metadata, taxonomy driven tagging, and approval workflows to streamline asset discovery and publishing. Configuration emphasized reusable image and video renditions, version control, and role based access to support marketing and digital content operations.
Acquia DAM was integrated with Acquia Cloud Platform and Drupal CMS to deliver assets directly into web templates and commerce flows, enabling consistent media delivery across site pages and journey planning interfaces. The deployment targeted customer experience, digital commerce and marketing teams responsible for ticketing, route information, and promotional content.
Rollout occurred with an August 2020 platform launch, and governance was established around metadata standards, publishing workflows and permissioning to reduce duplication and accelerate content updates. Operational controls included staged publishing and content ownership assignments to align digital operations with business functions.
Since launching in August 2020, Arriva Group reported immediate behavioral and commercial outcomes, with revenues reaching seven figures, user visits over 1 million by the second month, total users exceeding 2.6 million per month, and revenues up 32% year over year. The Acquia DAM deployment is documented as a core component of Arriva Group Acquia DAM Digital Asset Management supporting customer facing channels.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts | Insurance | 4000 | $9.7B | United States | Acquia | Acquia DAM | Digital Asset Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts implemented Acquia DAM as its Digital Asset Management platform for assets management across Drupal-powered web properties. The Acquia DAM deployment centralized digital asset custody and availability to support web content workflows and editorial publishing across the organization.
Acquia DAM was configured to expose a centralized asset library with metadata tagging, taxonomy alignment, version control, role-based permissions and search capabilities consistent with Digital Asset Management operational patterns. Configuration work focused on asset ingestion pipelines, standardized metadata schemas and automated tagging to align with existing content management lifecycles.
The implementation integrated Acquia DAM with all Bluecrossma Drupal sites to enable direct asset consumption by site templates and editorial interfaces. Governance work established centralized asset stewardship, metadata governance and role-based access controls to formalize workflows for marketing and web operations teams managing publishing and reuse of digital assets.
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CIE Tours International | Professional Services | 278 | $120M | United States | Acquia | Acquia DAM | Digital Asset Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, CIE Tours International implemented Acquia DAM as part of a broader digital strategy, deploying the Acquia DAM Digital Asset Management solution to support a new Drupal CMS website. The implementation was led by a subject matter lead who guided the development team responsible for the Drupal CMS site construction and the Acquia DAM integration.
The deployment centered on core Digital Asset Management capabilities including centralized asset ingestion, metadata and taxonomy configuration, version control, access permissions, and search and retrieval workflows. Configuration work emphasized metadata standards and taxonomy aligned with marketing and content operations to enable consistent asset classification and lifecycle management.
Acquia DAM was integrated directly with the Drupal CMS website, using standard asset delivery connectors and APIs to surface approved creative and marketing assets in web templates and content authoring flows. Operational coverage focused on marketing, creative, and web development teams, with asset governance implemented through defined upload workflows, permission roles, and approval gates established by the project lead.
Governance and process work included iterative rollout of taxonomy and metadata rules, creation of publisher and approver roles, and training for content authors to use Acquia DAM within the Drupal content lifecycle. The narrative reflects an implementation that connected Acquia DAM Digital Asset Management to Drupal CMS, aligning asset management practices with website publishing and content operations.
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EBSCO | Professional Services | 3250 | $2.5B | United States | Acquia | Acquia DAM | Digital Asset Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, EBSCO implemented Acquia DAM, deploying a Digital Asset Management solution to centralize creative assets and support marketing operations. The deployment emphasized integration with EBSCO's Drupal site, embedding the Acquia DAM asset repository and publishing interfaces directly into the content management workflow to enable marketers to access and reuse approved assets inside the CMS.
Acquia DAM was configured to provide core Digital Asset Management capabilities, including a centralized asset library, metadata-driven cataloging and search, version control, role-based access controls, and approval workflows to structure creative production. The implementation focused on editorial and creative workflow orchestration, enabling asset check-in and check-out, metadata governance, and in-system review routing to align creative output with marketing requirements.
Operational scope targeted marketing and creative teams that manage site content, with the integration explicitly supporting content publishing into EBSCO's Drupal environment. Governance changes included standardizing taxonomy and approval gates to reduce manual coordination between creators and site editors, and the Acquia DAM integration empowered marketers to manage assets and streamline creative’s workflow as part of ongoing content operations.
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Hootsuite | Professional Services | 2100 | $340M | Canada | Acquia | Acquia DAM | Digital Asset Management | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019 Hootsuite implemented Acquia DAM as its Digital Asset Management solution to centralize brand and marketing content across its global operations. Acquia DAM, implemented using the Assets, Insights and Portals applications, served as the primary repository to address fragmented storage and inconsistent naming practices that impeded findability and brand consistency.
The implementation configured the Assets module for centralized file stewardship and version control, the Insights application for adoption and engagement analytics, and the Portals application to expose curated collections for internal and external audiences. Administrative configuration emphasized robust permissions, flexible metadata schemas and self service administration so nontechnical staff could adjust access groups, add and consolidate metadata fields, and maintain curated portals without developer support.
Integrations were explicitly implemented with Adobe Creative Cloud for asset editing, Hootsuite product workflows to enable direct access to DAM assets while composing social posts, and the corporate web content management system so published gated documents and site assets could be pulled directly from the DAM. Operational coverage spanned marketing, creative, social, web, events, field marketing, sales and broader corporate functions, supporting global teams including design resources in London and localized launches in multiple languages.
Governance centered on role based access controls and portal driven distribution, with the brand assets portal rolled out company wide to provide self serve access for employees and external agency users. Hootsuite relied on Acquia support during adoption and ongoing configuration, and the organization used Insights based feedback loops and active user tracking to prioritize system optimizations and administrator adjustments.
Outcomes reported by Hootsuite were increased creative agility and improved brand enablement, reduced manual retrieval and redundant work, and immediate access to original layered source files for designers. Explicit usage metrics include 287,933 asset views on the blog, 14,239 downloads from the brand portal, and 575,758 embed views, demonstrating adoption and distribution activity through the Acquia DAM deployment.
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