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Aprimo DAM Now Connects to GraFx Studio

The new Aprimo Media Connector puts your live, governed Aprimo library directly inside GraFx Studio – no downloads, no re-uploads, no second permissions model.

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Do more in 2026. Calculate your CHILI GraFx ROI today.

2026 will be all about doing more and moving faster with your current design team. CHILI GraFx is the engine to get you there. Now, you can calculate your CHILI GraFx ROI based on your requirements and our client benchmarks.

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Producing visuals comes with its own set of challenges. Traditionally, this happens in a 5-step process: brief, create, review, approve, and modify for different uses. Next to requiring a lot of time to complete, the many human factors make the process vulnerable to errors. Why not work towards simpler and more automated ways of building visuals and graphics for multiple channels?

By Ward De Langhe