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Yoshki launched image management and brand protection software - Content control, global uniformity and simultaneous updating from server or cloud to internet/intranet

21st June 2011

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Global growth plans include the appointment of UK distributor and re-seller, UpdateOneUpdateAll.com Yoshki™ links ensure that all image-related processes, whether creation, storage, distribution, archival, usage or editing derive from one master image, and by any authorised Internet-connected location. The application guarantees absolute conformity to corporate standards and ultimate consistency in the quality of images and logos used by allowing users to manipulate, instantly and within approved parameters, up-to-date original images and content. This avoids distortion, quality deterioration and unauthorised alterations.

Any new image or logo created within a Yoshki™ account is immediately echoed in all linked images throughout the organisation’s intranet or the whole Internet, with 100% distribution rates. Every site - including outside businesses’ - using a Yoshki™ linked image, is updated simultaneously to protect brand’s consistency.

Kim Thonger, managing director of UpdateOneUpdateAll.com, says: ‘we are delighted to have been chosen to promote and offer Yoshki in the UK. The new application has several benefits over traditional, time-consuming methods, such as keeping images on file servers or in databases. Yoshki encourages a new and flexible content usage by managing it automatically, at source. All affiliates, partners, clients and media activities are fully ‘trackable’ on all websites, ensuring all-encompassing protection.’

The infrastructure costs of creating, archiving, reproducing, resizing, reformatting and controlling image content – with increasing volumes of images being produced - are significantly reduced through server consolidation and a centralised cloud-based, globally available repository with up to 99.999% Service Level Agreement.