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Digital rights management directives

Experts share tips on how to make the DRM decision and deploy the technology.

By Susan Marks
Network World, 02/18/02

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"DRM is an evolving market, so thoroughly check out a potential vendor's financial viability."
 - Joshua Duhl, analyst, IDC.

"DRM software needs to be easy to use at both ends of a transaction."
 - Daniel Schreiber, CEO, Alchemedia Technologies.

"Look for compatibility with existing internal and customer systems as well as cross-platform support, product reliability and scalability. A product should not limit transmission to certain clients or computers."
 - Mark Ashida, COO, InterTrust Technologies.

Go slow with implementation. "Don't hurry it because you are changing your way of doing business. It is important to not upset your clients."
  - Mark Roberts, director of research, Off Wall Street Consulting Group.

Marks is a freelance writer in Denver. She can be reached at sjmarksco@aol.com.


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