Portfolio

DPCI collaborated with BFW, a textbook publishing company, to devise a 2-year technology roadmap that could maximize the existing technology infrastructure investments by synthesizing several disconnected technology initiatives into a combined global project, then implemented a best-of-breed enterprise content management system as part of that plan.

DPCI built a Web Content Management Portal that serves as the umbrella site for all magazine properties of Hachette Filipacchi's Shelter Group. The synergy of PointClickHome.com offers an impressive knowledge base of Shelter content, extending the value of each magazine's editorial focus.

DPCI implemented a content management system that supports a collective of three museum Web sites, as well as a distance learning portal for online educational programs.

DPCI implemented a Web content management system for NYU Medical Center's Child Study Center. This included article, image, video, A-Z disorder guide, Doctor resources and other content type migration from the previous platform into the new Drupal platform.

DPCI implemented a Web content management system for NYU Medical Center's Department of Pathology, widely regarded as a leader in immunological research, molecular oncology, and experimental pathology. The Drupal-based system enables the department to publish educational, research and patient care information more efficiently and effectively.

Hachette Filipacchi Media sought to purchase an enterprise-wide digital asset management system for its staff to use to prepare material for publication in print, web, mobile, and other channels.

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. enlisted its agency – Arnold Worldwide – to recommend a new DAM strategy, and identify other technology options that would better suit the needs of its network of agencies and affiliates. Arnold partnered with DPCI to support RCCL's needs.

Scientific American set out to find a digital asset management system to centralize and manage rights and permissions for a significant portion of all published editorial content, including text, illustrations and photographs.

Grand Circle Travel enlisted DPCI to develop a system would be an accurate central repository of every single element of data that is needed to market its trips. Now, the company can roll out more customized publications in both print and web formats.

DPCI helped Jobson design and implement a content management system that leverages the power of Microsoft's enterprise technologies to deliver content to print and Web formats. The recommended solution was a multi-tier application using Win2003 server, SQL Server 2003, the .NET Framework, DeKlarit and XML. Using DeKlarit for C#.NET and ASP.NET an object-oriented optic data structure was created. DeKlarit was used as the data manager in between the business logic layer and SQL Server 2003.

DPCI created a multi-channel publishing system that stores images and copy for all products and magazines that PCH sells. Stamp-o-Matic, a new web-based application developed by our custom software development team, has replaced what was a five-day manual process with one that builds documents in thirty seconds!

DPCI was commissioned by Comcast to build a comprehensive online-to-print publishing system, including new, self-service tools designed to simplify the process of creating targeted marketing and advertising tactics.

DPCI developed FastPDF, an application that parses well-formed XML documents into highly designed PDF files, all in batch mode. With FastPDF, Fast Company can now generate literally hundreds of PDF versions of articles within minutes.

Fastline sought a way to offer its customers an online ad creation tool that did not require any special knowledge of QuarkXPress or InDesign.

Sotheby's selected DPCI to implement a solution that would allow Sotheby's to import XML into QuarkXPress and produce catalogs without compromising either design integrity or workflow.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta selected DPCI to implement a solution to extract creative content from QuarkXPress in postproduction, convert it to XML format, then submit it to The Feds existing Spectra repository where it is available for publishing to other formats.

DPCI assisted Hanley Wood in the implementation of the K4 publishing system, which has revolutionized the company's production process. Designers and editors are able to collaborate more effectively, and working with K4 has shortened Hanley Wood’s average production cycle.

JoongAng-Ilbo, the premier newspaper for South Korea, selected DPCI to implement an editorial workflow system. DPCI trained staff on the system and supported the roll out, both on site and remotely, and suggested major improvements in interdepartmental collaboration as well as in content reuse from the Korean daily and to the English Website.

In record time and under budget, DPCI eagled the implementation of the Quark Publishing System for Maximum Golf. The magazine's first issue appeared in June, 2000 and demonstrated the best in editorial and design quality.

DPCI implemented the K4 publishing system at The Chronicle, Duke University's student newspaper, to meet its daily publications needs. Additionally, DPCI helped The Chronicle streamline workflow, train end users, and support staff during the first few weeks of production.

DPCI was retained to assist the Technology Review's management in enhancing editorial and production workflow. DPCI further implemented an InDesign CS/InCopy workflow solution called SmartConnection Enterprise to allow internal and external contributors to more effectively produce content for the Review.