Digital Media Asset Management - Picture Library and Image Library Software
iBase specialise in digital media database and image management systems; image library software; video and sound clip archives; and the management, organisation and retrieval of any type of digital asset. iBase systems are used for a wide range of applications, including administration of in-house assets, general image system requirements, marketing department media asset management, stock image library management, and online picture library websites with full e-commerce capability.
iBase Manager
A professional digital image database system for cataloguing and indexing all manner of digital media, including images, sound and video clips. iBase Manager provides high end and flexible media asset management. If required upload with iBase Publish to iBase Net for presentation on an intranet or the web. |
iBase Quartet
The multi media management choice for organisations requiring highly flexible departmental security options, and the ability for authorised users to upload and manage media assets and metadata from anywhere in the world, then being immediately available to authorised users on the web or an intranet. |
iBase Net
For presenting your iBase Manager digital media assets on the web or an intranet. Easy on the eye, simple and intuitive to use. Demonstration
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Hosting
iBase provide high bandwidth, robust, and secure digital media asset management and hosting - ensuring a responsive, fast and reliable service. |
Also available from iBase are Vault for secure asset storage, Support and Training, and a full range of bespoke Managed Services. Looking for images? Why not take a look at our Image Portal.
iBase image systems - including image library & image management solutions and media asset management software - are used by organisations large and small who recognise the value of creating a database system or picture library and organising and managing their valuable digital assets.
Catalogue, index, organise, manage and display still and moving images, sound clips or any other kind of file - for example a Word document or a PDF - then use iBase picture library software to make them available on the web or an intranet. Clients of iBase Media Services range from centres of art, culture, science and academic excellence, to picture libraries, commercial enterprises and local authorities.
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News and Events
Her Majesty's Courts Service (HMCS) have chosen iBase Quartet for their internal media asset library. Key requirements included the ability to create a multi-level keyword hierarchy; More
Rhondda Cynon Taff Libraries - Treorchy Library have created a digital image archive using iBase Manager and iBase Net with both Welsh and English language versions. The website allows you to browse by Area, Valley or Town and to seek out specific subjects or themes. More
Edinburgh City Libraries have launched their online image collection at Capital Collections. Here is a BBC news item of the event. Capital Collections has at its foundatation the feature rich browser interface iBase Net. More
University College Dublin now use iBase Quartet for the management of their annual Images of Research Competition. More
Our congratulations to Shetland Museum and Archives on the opening of their splendid new building and major upgrade to the musuem's online archive. More
The marketing department of the National College for School Leadership (NCSL) have selected iBase Net for their internal media asset management system. More
The International Rugby Board (www.irb.com) in Dublin have commissioned iBase Media Services to supply an internal media asset management system. More
A joint project by the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has chosen iBase Manager and iBase Net for a major upgrade to their internal picture library. More
iBase are proud to be associated with Dumfries and Galloway Council's project to create a web accessible archive of their mages related to local history. More
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) have significantly enhanced their internal picture library system using iBase Net. More





