All,
Hope somebody can point me in the right direction on this. I work for an architectural firm, and we have an extensive image library of our projects on our office servers. Our marketing folks would like to be able to access this image library via tablet while at conferences and marketing events. Easy enough, right?
Here's the catch...we want to be able to filter the photos by the content description (keywords). Say for example, they are at a conference for schools (we do a lot of public schools), and somebody asks to see our gymnasiums. They would like the ability to quickly filter down to Schools > Gyms and only show school gyms instead of the thousands of other photos.
We have Adobe Bridge software, and can assign keywords to all of these images. But how do I translate that to a tablet? There is no mobile version of Adobe Bridge.
Is there a software suite that can allow keywords for images that can be used on tablets in this manner? Basically digital assett manager software for tablets but pulls from a remote server.
Thanks!
Hope somebody can point me in the right direction on this. I work for an architectural firm, and we have an extensive image library of our projects on our office servers. Our marketing folks would like to be able to access this image library via tablet while at conferences and marketing events. Easy enough, right?
Here's the catch...we want to be able to filter the photos by the content description (keywords). Say for example, they are at a conference for schools (we do a lot of public schools), and somebody asks to see our gymnasiums. They would like the ability to quickly filter down to Schools > Gyms and only show school gyms instead of the thousands of other photos.
We have Adobe Bridge software, and can assign keywords to all of these images. But how do I translate that to a tablet? There is no mobile version of Adobe Bridge.
Is there a software suite that can allow keywords for images that can be used on tablets in this manner? Basically digital assett manager software for tablets but pulls from a remote server.
Thanks!
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