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TESSA Wham Bam DAM Day 2025 – Review and Highlights

Luisa Reichenbacher

Luisa Reichenbacher

Marketing Manager

TESSA Wham Bam DAM Day 2025 – Review and Highlights

On September 25, 2025, our second TWBDD took place in Würzburg. Exciting presentations from our partners and customers, lots of new ideas about PIM, DAM, and digital processes, and inspiring conversations made the day special. The event was rounded off with an exclusive tour of the Würzburg Residence and a convivial evening at the Residenzgaststätte B. Neumann restaurant.

Get together & Welcome

The day began in a relaxed atmosphere with a get-together, where participants could arrive and enjoy coffee and conversation. After this warm-up, the event opened with a heartfelt welcome, and then it was straight into the content.

Presentations of the day

Akeneo: “Close the loop: Improving the current product experience through customer feedback”

In his presentation, Max Henrychowski from Akeneo showed how companies can leverage the valuable potential of customer feedback. Instead of guessing what customers want, data from feedback should be used to actively control the product experience. His approach: PX Insights as a means of making feedback measurable and using it strategically.

Sebastian: “Shaping successful change: What it takes in your head for change to succeed”

Sebastian Wächter from Barrierefrei im Kopf brought a very personal perspective to the day: he explained how change often fails due to internal barriers and how these can be overcome. His presentation was characterized by experience and practical insights: change requires not only methodological know-how, but also mental agility and openness, especially in challenging situations.

Max Henrychowski from Akeneo
Sebastian Wächter from Barrierefrei im Kopf

IDS online: “PIM and DAM in the dental industry: Challenges and solutions for medium-sized companies”

Michael Mollath from IDS online took the audience on a journey into a specific industry - namely, the dental industry - and highlighted the typical stumbling blocks in the digitization of product data and media. He showed what medium-sized companies need to pay particular attention to, for example, when structuring data, networking systems, and setting up a product data hub as a central tool.

InBetween: “Publish like a pro – it's that easy to go from PIM & DAM to the world!”

Eckhardt Schwabe from InBetween presented approaches for automatically and consistently importing product data from PIM and media data from DAM into print and digital channels. He focused on how to avoid redundancies, reduce manual steps, and create high-quality publications with a single click – without any copy & paste.

Michael Mollath from IDS online
Eckhardt Schwabe from InBetween

Webmatch: “KPIs – The most important method for measuring success”

In his presentation, Adrian Gajda from Webmatch introduced key KPIs that companies can use to measure their online shops and e-commerce activities. He explained how to calculate these metrics, what they are suitable for, and how they can help to steer measures in a targeted manner.

TESSA: “Working more efficiently with TESSA: Current features and real use cases”

Finally, Torsten Herbert and Andreas Werner presented the latest developments in TESSA DAM. The focus was on AI functions such as automatic tagging, detection of similar or duplicate files, optimized versioning, advanced video processing, and extended connections to Adobe tools. A look ahead also revealed upcoming features such as transcription, Office integrations, and generative AI for asset creation.

Adrian Gajda from Webmatch
Andreas and Torsten giving a presentation on new TESSA features

Guided tour and dinner

The program was followed by a cultural highlight: an exclusive tour of the Würzburg Residence. We then ended the day together with dinner at the Residence restaurant—a lovely setting for further conversation in a relaxed atmosphere.

Conclusion

Wham bam DAM!

The second TESSA wham bam DAM day was a varied and successful event. The mix of practical presentations, personal insights, and glimpses into new technologies provided plenty of inspiration. The personal exchanges with our customers and partners were also particularly valuable. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all participants, speakers, partners, and customers for this unforgettable day in Würzburg!

About the author

Luisa Reichenbacher

Luisa Reichenbacher

Marketing Manager

Luisa studied multimedia marketing at the University of Applied Sciences in Schmalkalden. As Marketing Manager, she supports the EIKONA Media Team in all marketing activities and is also responsible for the social media presence.

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