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From SharePoint to Frontify, it’s easier than ever to integrate your content repository with the Templafy Library.
Templafy’s Content Connectors are standardized integrations that can be used to access one or more external content sources such as a Digital Asset Management System (DAM), and display the source content in the Templafy Library.
In addition to Templafy’s standard integrations, organizations can also build and connect their own content repositories.
Keeping organizations secure is a top priority for any modern organization. In this blog post, we explore the role content enablement can play in safeguarding enterprise security and the different ways companies can use document governance strategies to reduce risk.
Although used interchangeably, there are key differences between document management and content management.
What are the main challenges facing today’s content creators? We explore four major obstacles in today’s content creation process.
What is the cornerstone of success in business? According to recent PWC research, one answer lies with a strong corporate identity. In a survey of 720 executives, companies that were seen as having a stronger brand identity outperformed those that did not by 25%. The success was based on knowing themselves well enough to leverage distinctive strengths in their corporate identity package to build a clear identity, resulting in the ability to outperform their peers.
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Let’s take a look at digital brand management, how to do it and why it’s so important to your business.
Being an insurance company in today’s market isn’t easy. Those operating in one of the most highly regulated industries know all too well that buying insurance doesn’t usually excite the consumer. You don’t find people talking about choosing between Geico and Liberty Mutual or Ping An and China Life in the same way they deliberate over buying a Google Pixel or iPhone X. Skepticism, indifference and distrust have traditionally been much more likely consumer attitudes towards insurance companies.