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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased WoodWing Assets 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 WoodWing Assets for Digital Asset Management include: Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, a United Kingdom based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 41000 employees and revenues of $27.16 billion, Fratelli Carli, a Italy based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 311 employees and revenues of $70.0 million, Netherlandss Openluchtmuseum, a Netherlands based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 267 employees and revenues of $26.0 million and many others.
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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners | Consumer Packaged Goods | 41000 | $27.2B | United Kingdom | WoodWing | WoodWing Assets | Digital Asset Management | 2018 | Lab9 Belgium | In 2018, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners implemented WoodWing Assets, a Digital Asset Management application. The deployment was scoped to centralize product graphics and accelerate distribution workflows for retail customers and external agencies. The implementation was delivered with WoodWing partner Lab9 Belgium and included custom TrustBox plugins that extended publishing and automated dissemination capabilities in WoodWing Assets. Configuration work focused on centralized asset ingestion, metadata normalization, access controls, and workflow orchestration consistent with Digital Asset Management functional patterns. WoodWing Assets was configured to support template based delivery and versioning to keep product imagery current across downstream channels. Operational coverage targeted Belgium and Luxembourg and supported roughly 400 users in brand and marketing operations. The system enabled faster, automated dissemination of up-to-date product imagery to retail customers and external agencies and improved collaboration with key accounts. Access and distribution workflows were formalized to manage approvals and distribution permissions. Governance changes established centralized asset stewardship, standardized metadata and approval processes, and a Lab9 Belgium led rollout to onboard agency and account teams. The initiative resulted in faster automated dissemination and improved collaboration with key accounts as reported. | |
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Fratelli Carli | Consumer Packaged Goods | 311 | $70M | Italy | WoodWing | WoodWing Assets | Digital Asset Management | 2018 | GMDE | In 2018 Fratelli Carli implemented WoodWing Assets and WoodWing Studio to centralize marketing and production assets for multichannel customer communications in Italy. GMDE led the implementation and the project went live in October 2018, establishing a single repository and governance point for creative and product content. WoodWing Assets was deployed as the primary Digital Asset Management platform, delivering centralized version control and easier asset reuse across print and digital channels. The implementation emphasized asset lifecycle controls, metadata driven indexing and search, preview and rendition handling, and native integration into InDesign driven print and digital workflows to streamline layout and publishing tasks. The deployment integrated with the companys product information management system and with existing publishing processes to ensure coordinated updates between product data and marketing collateral. Operational coverage focused on marketing and production teams in Italy, consolidating content creation, approval and reuse workflows into a controlled publishing pipeline. Governance changes included centralized versioning and shared content libraries to reduce duplication and to enforce reuse policies, enabling teams to share controlled assets across channels. Explicit outcomes reported include reduced duplication of assets and improved InDesign driven print and digital workflows as a result of the centralized Digital Asset Management approach. | |
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Netherlandss Openluchtmuseum | Leisure and Hospitality | 267 | $26M | Netherlands | WoodWing | WoodWing Assets | Digital Asset Management | 2023 | Qonqord | In 2023, Netherlandss Openluchtmuseum implemented WoodWing Assets to manage its large multimedia collection. WoodWing Assets was deployed as the organization’s Digital Asset Management platform to centralize high resolution images, audio and video used by marketing and education, improving collections access and operational efficiency across the Netherlands. The implementation configured WoodWing Assets as a centralized repository with metadata automation and linking to the museum collection, eliminating manual folder work and reducing asset fragmentation. Functional capabilities implemented included automated metadata ingestion and mapping, linking media to collection records, consolidated high resolution asset storage, and search and retrieval workflows for editorial and educational use. The deployment emphasized content governance through controlled metadata schemas and centralized content stewardship. Integrations included automated metadata exchange and record linking with the collection management system Adlib/Axiell, enabling synchronized references between collection records and media assets. The rollout was executed with WoodWing Professional Services and partner Qonqord, who automated metadata workflows and performed the technical integration to the collection system. Operational coverage targeted the marketing and education departments, providing cross department access and shared content workflows. Governance changes introduced standardized metadata processes and centralized stewardship to support collections access across curatorial, marketing and education teams. The implementation eliminated manual folder work and centralized high resolution content for faster retrieval, supporting improved operational efficiency as described by the museum. |
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