A few of LightRocket's DAM system clients

WHO's head office in Geneva selected LightRocket Enterprise after a rigourous evaluation process. The LightRocket platform has since become WHO's principal media archive system - having been adopted by five of WHO's six regional offices. The system allows WHO to manage, distribute and control access to its valuable archives (both historic and current). We also developed a Global Search Service, allowing users to search different WHO collections worldwide.

The world's largest youth organization; The World Organization of the Scout Movement, selected LightRocket as their main Assest Management System. The system enables the World Scout Bureau to disseminate their vast media archives with accredited National Scouts Organizations, stakeholders, and Partners, ensuring secure access and global distribution to files in real time. Thanks to LightRocket, more than 100 years worth of Scout's heritage is secure.

LightRocket's digital asset management platform allows this dynamic Asia-based photo agency to manage a highly efficient editorial workflow. Multiple agency admins oversee, edit and validate incoming files which are then securely distributed using LightRocket's intuitive tools. Thanks to LightRocket's unique editorial experience, our team helps Pacific Press manage a global contributor network, allowing files to be pushed through to major media sales platforms.

From motorcycle grand prix races to motocross and trial bike riding; from sidecar and speedway racing to e-bikes - FIM has it covered using the LightRocket Enterprise platform, home to their extensive archive of everything to do with two wheels and a motor.

The IOM is another organization that chose LightRocket Enterprise in a competitive bid process against many of the leading digital asset management systems in the market. All of LightRocket Enterprise's clients can upload an unlimited number of files, create as many galleries as they like and have as many users as they want. IOM now has over 800 registered users for their media library.

A leading international design company, Alexander Lamont photographs all of its products and has adopted the LightRocket platform to securely store and index hundreds of thousands of images. It's vast LightRocket picture database is used by the company's sales and marketing teams who are now able to quickly access the files they need from an intuitive centralized archive.

We are very proud that one of the world's most prestigious media organisations, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), has chosen LightRocket Enterprise to manage its media archives. The EBU has 73 Members in 56 countries in Europe, and an additional 34 Associates in Asia, Africa and the Americas.

The LightRocket Enterprise system is perfect for photo agencies such as Sopa Images, one of the world's fastest growing news and current affairs image portals who are receiving and distributing photos on a fast flowing hourly basis.

New York based magazine Forbes selected LightRocket Enterprise to managing incoming submissions from contributing photographers around the world. Editors use the system for storing archived shoots and distributing primary edits to the relevant departments in the company. The Forbes system is limited to password holders only and is protected by a 'gateway' page.

WIPO selected LightRocket Enterprise to ensure secure and efficient management of its digital archives. That an organisation devoted to the promotion and protection of intellectual property should select LightRocket, is surely a testament to the security, reliability and comprehensive nature of our platform.