David Diamond has worked in the field of Digital Asset Management since 1998. His book, DAM Survival Guide, is considered by many industry gurus to be a must-read for those new to the field.
In 2013, Diamond created DAM Guru Program, now the world’s largest community of digital asset and content management professionals. In the same year, he was awarded the “DAMMY of the Year,” the industry’s highest honor, for his contributions to content management education.
Diamond has held senior management positions at Apple, Sony and the University of Southern California. He is an accomplished 3D illustrator and author for aviation audiences, and a licensed pilot.
Diamond co-founded, recorded and toured with the 80s band Berlin.
He lives in Truckee, California, from where he directs global community education and marketing for Swiss software maker, Picturepark.
Diamond’s content-related books, DAM Survival Guide and Metadata for Content Management, are available from Amazon. Diamond’s first book, Flight Training: Taking the Short Approach, is available in print from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other booksellers.
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Congratulations!! I am very excited to read this. Very timely.
and fyi, I loved Berlin. 🙂
Thank you, Cherisse! Glad you enjoyed the band. 🙂
So much fun! and that hair!!
I remember that hair. 😉
I didn’t know it would be possible to have a crush on someone for 30 years.
lol.. I meant hers. 🙂
All I can say is when I was young I had a huge crush on David Diamond man did he turn out to be a hot handsome good-looking sexy bear. All I can say is “WooF”
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