Zen Asset Manager consulting

Hi everyone,
Is there a company anyone can recommend (other than Novell) for ZAM consulting? We were dealing with ITAM Services, who were two guys who were formerly with Tally, but they seem to have gone under.
I'm looking to get some help with a 7.5 to 10 migration and some custom reporting.
Thanks
Murray

Yes. Our ZAM 7.5 seems to have gone seriously wrong somewhere... I have almost 1/3 of my computers not reporting in... Looked at putting in V10 but as far as I can tell none of my data was migrated using the tool... all my purchase records are gone... The guys I used to use were formerly with Novell and Tally Systems but they seem to be gone
Originally Posted by Jared Jennings
hmchapman,
>Is there a company anyone can recommend (other than Novell) for ZAM
>consulting? We were dealing with ITAM Services, who were two guys who
>were formerly with Tally, but they seem to have gone under.
>
>I'm looking to get some help with a 7.5 to 10 migration and some
>custom reporting.
Are you still needing help?
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Originally Posted by gavinfarrow
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Hi,
Just wanted to confirm that the Asset Management for ZCM 10 server component does indeed run on SLES 10.1/OES2.
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Hi.
I have an AS3 virtual world and we are continually loading external resources such as swfs and sounds.
A few of my menu screens that take a damn long time to load. Read a tut that said we should load them into RAM using an asset manager.
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Hi Andrei, nice to see you around here.
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package com.Gerry.managers.assetManager
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Assets management and inventory Management.

This may be simple situation often encountered in industries. The need is to manage an item as an asset as well as manage inventory functions of purchasing, receiving, physical inventory and issue of these assets to customers as inventory materials. The materials are also needed to accounted for depreciation functions.
Can experts throw some light on the kind of best practice process flows that we could often consider.
Thanks in advance for contributors.

Good questions: I think I need to explain the full scenario.
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Transaction Codes used: Year-end closing AJAB, Fiscal year change AJRW
We are trying to change the fiscal year to 2006 in Asset Management.
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I've been viewing a tutorial series in addition to some random one's on the web, mostly covering functionality, but what isn't clear to me (yet) has to do with asset management and workflow. I know enough to understand that these two areas are the most important aspects of the whole process; without organized asset management and an orderly, systematized, hierarchical approach to accomplishing tasks the creative side of things will suffer dramatically at the worst time.
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Bridge
Prelude
Premiere
Encore
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There are folders with m2ts files on my stills drive that I've copied and pasted to my video drive. Should I have used Prelude to ingest and "Transfer Clips To Destination" ("destination" being my video drive)? Should I have transcoded to a less resource hungry format and, if so, does Prelude create an EDL that can be used to conform the final edit replacing the low rex clips files the the original higher rez files?
I know I have to capture SDDV as DV (not HDV) with Premiere but what else do I need to know about such capture? As far as actual editing goes the tutorials are covering a lot of that.
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I guess the question could be, "What is yout multi asset workflow?"
I feel like such a noob.
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Michael,
I thought that might be the case. Sigh!
Well, as far as I can tell, if I were you, I would offer it with an alI I-Frame option first. That would probably be the easiest to implement cleanly. Those who can shoot that way would probably start shooting that way. Me included.
Then, take the AVCHD from a few of the most popular cameras, Canon, Nikon and of course, the Panasonic DMC-GH3 (my camera) and whatever video cameras are popular right now. Back up to the beginning of the long GOP and finish at the end of the long GOP. There is no need to get too specific with frames for subclips. After all, anyone who does not leave handles on their subclips while ingesting gets what they deserve anyway. In fact, there should be an option to always add one second of handles to every subclip. Personally I would leave that on as a default.
As for me, I recently posted a few videos using different codecs for people to download to test them. The links can be found in this forum post along with a short discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1239519?tstart=0
I usually use 50Mb/s 60p using the MOV format, but if I was to shoot anything serious, I would probably shoot 72Mb/s 24p. Keep in mind, that if Adobe made it possible to ingest subclips without transcoding,I would change what I shot to all I-Frame for almost everything, either at 30p or 24p. And if you did it for my 60fps MOV files, I would be ecstatic.
I don't shoot AVCHD but I suppose that so many people do that the moment you gave the feature to all I-Frame shooters, there would be a huge clamor for AVCHD.
In my opinion, this could be a major game changer and everyone who could would start using Prelude without a second thought. Like photographers are flocking to Lightroom 5, this would be the videographers Lightroom. Reelroom? Naw. Prelude is a good enough name.

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