“Maintenance is going to keep this thing [DAM system] clean and working for everyone.” – Jason Kuhl, Daktronics
There’s a good chance you see Daktronics products every day. Their products range from your local high school scoreboard to digital signage in Times Square and Piccadilly Circus. Working in multiple markets and business units, made storing files on a server a real headache.
Too many contributors were adding things their own way. Which meant you had to know that person to find the files they created. So Jason Kuhl and a team at Daktronics set out to find a solution to help employees collaborate and easily share their work.
In this episode of the Widen Implementation Podcast, Jason Kuhl shares the experiences of launching and maintaining the Widen Collective digital asset management system.
Jason is Senior Graphic Designer at Daktronics. He describes himself as a “Designer with creative influences and a strategic mindset.”
Episode Topics Include:
- Getting internal teams trained and ready for the DAM kickoff
- Fears ahead of implementing a DAM system
- Leading groups and managing access during the implementation stage
- The role of the production team within the Widen Collective
- Understanding and evaluating integrations between DAM and third-party systems
- Who should be the keeper of your DAM system?
Listen to the full episode of this Widen Implementation interview to learn from Jason.
The Widen Implementation podcast helps customers prepare for and execute their DAM system rollout. Each episode features conversations with a DAM champion who has implemented the Collective. We hope that these podcasts will equip future Widen customers with the tips and insights they need to execute their own successful implementation.
Want to hear more? Listen to the bonus soundbites:
- The overall experience of rolling out Widen
- Assessing results of your DAM system rollout
- What to know when starting your Widen rollout
About Our Guest
Jason Kuhl is a strategic designer who develops creative solutions to communicate scoreboards, video products, and services to end users and sales teams in an effective and appealing way. This includes printed and digital product catalogs, event invitations, direct mail, brochures, and event signage. He also maintains the Daktronics brand and helps create the customer touch point collateral associated with it.
Daktronics is a global leader in designing and manufacturing electronic scoreboards, programmable display systems and large screen video displays. It's their passion to continuously provide the highest quality standard display products as well as custom-designed and integrated systems.
About our host
Bill Banham is a marketing and publishing professional based in Toronto. He is the founder of the HR Gazette and Iceni Marketing as well as the co-founder of the WorkingTech show and the InnovateWork event series. Bill hosts several CPSA podcast shows on topics including social selling and tech, business strategy, and sales strategy.
