Creative Folks has signed a new reseller agreement with dutchsoftware.com to distribute Elvis, an enterprise grade media asset management solution to the to the Australian and New Zealand market place.
Elvis is designed as the central media content store for publishers, broadcasters, agencies and corporate that have want to store media in one place, find it easily, and use it in themost flexible way through all publishing channels.
According to Creative Folks Elvis is a true content repository that catalogues images, xml, video, articles and layouts, all in one system. It provides new storage, search and retrieval technology for the publisher and is built on industry standards like Flex and AIR. Through new search technology, an intuitive interface and flexible storage Elvis offers usability and scalability.
Matthew Green, managing director at Creative Folks says, “We have been providing digital asset management solutions since 1992 so when we saw Elvis at Ifra last year we immediately recognised its potential. The people at dutchsoftware.com are professional with their business approach, and the product roadmap for Elvis is exciting.
Andrew Lomas, project and sales director for Creative Folks says, “Elvis fits perfectly into our product portfolio. Not only does it integrate seamlessly with WoodWing and Adobe CS4, but it is also an excellent stand alone asset management solution. The desktop client is based on Adobe AIR technology which means that it offers cross-platform usability, and the Flex panel incorporated into CS4 allows users to drag and drop their assets directly into InDesign or Photoshop. The Elvis server offers a powerful search, storage and processing engine for indexing and extracting metadata.”
Bastiaan Born, commercial director for dutchsoftware.co says,. “Creative Folks has an excellent reputation in the Australian market place for providing quality solutions and outstanding after sales support. Its knowledge of publishing workflows is exceptional. We are very happy to be working with the team in promoting Elvis.”
