面向未来的媒体制作：Carey Color 凭借 DALIM 软件取得的成功
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资产管理系统 (EAM)
适用行业
- 包装
适用功能
- 产品研发
- 质量保证
用例
- 资产生命周期管理
- 施工管理
服务
- 系统集成
- 测试与认证
关于客户
Carey Color Inc. 是一家提供全方位服务、技术驱动的通信公司，总部位于美国俄亥俄州沙龙中心。该公司专注于包装、激光雕刻、印前、数码摄影、资产管理和大幅面制版。他们自 1994 年以来一直在使用 DALiM LiTHO。该公司的业务包括印前处理、摄影、DAM、包装和制版。他们选择 DALIM SOFTWARE 产品是因为其高质量的修饰、打样、色彩校正、强大的 PDF 生成以及审核和批准工作流程。
挑战
Carey Color Inc. 是一家提供全方位服务、技术驱动的通信公司，面临着利用现有技术和新技术为客户提供最佳结果的挑战。该公司需要管理从小到大的复杂工作流程，并与 Adobe InDesign 等其他软件集成。 Carey 的一些较大客户使用 DALIM ES 进行摄影工作流程，导入文件以进行质量控制并标记以进行校正和色彩准确性。该公司需要一个不仅仅提供数字资产管理 (DAM) 的系统，因为包括电子商务、法律、艺术家、营销、买家和其他人员在内的各种利益相关者都参与了该过程。该系统还需要容纳大量用户，在任何给定时间系统上有多达 40-50 个用户。
解决方案
Carey Color Inc. 采用 DALIM 软件来满足其复杂的需求。 DALIM ES 为该公司提供了项目管理、制作工作流程、软打样和 DAM。它还通过 Silicon Publishing 提供与 Adobe InDesign 的连接，所有这些都在基于 Web 的环境中进行，从而消除了客户加载 ES 的需要。 DALIM SOFTWARE 的多功能性就像一把瑞士军刀，能够处理多种任务。该公司赞赏 DALIM SOFTWARE 对双方关系的承诺及其适应不断变化的市场现实的能力。 25 年来，DALIM SOFTWARE 与 Carey Color Inc. 一起发展，不断适应新的市场现实。
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