Mark Hoover

Mark is Director, Digital Content at Brightspot. Before Brightspot, Mark worked in product marketing and technical documentation at Natural Insight, a subsidiary of retail IT company Movista, Inc. He began his career as a journalist at Washington Technology, covering government contracting industry news. He holds an B.A. in English from James Madison University. When he's not gleaning insights from various Brightspot developers, he spends his time cooking new dishes at home with his wife and two hyperactive cats.

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Brightspot handles images a little differently than other CMSs, specifically in a way that gives businesses more freedom and flexibility with how they want to work with images. In this way, forget your notions of a CMS and a digital asset manager. With its robust capabilities and integration-ready flexibility, Brightspot is the only digital-asset management platform you'll ever need.
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For Brightspot customers, modular content often means realizing significant time savings while also maintaining more control over the content they push to their digital audiences—no matter the industry.
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