MedTech Digital Asset Management Case Study
In MedTech, the wrong asset published at the wrong time isn't just inefficient. It's a compliance risk.
Arjo needed control over thousands of product images, documents, and clinical materials used across more than 100 countries.
By implementing QBank DAM, Arjo created a single source for product assets, regulatory documentation, and website content.
The result:
One centralized platform, full audit trails, and no unapproved asset ever reaching a patient-facing channel.
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About Arjo
Arjo is a global MedTech company headquartered in Malmö, Sweden. With 6,500 employees and products sold in over 100 countries, they develop medical devices and solutions that improve mobility and care for people with reduced mobility and age-related health challenges.
Their product range covers patient transfers, hygiene, disinfection, injury prevention, deep vein thrombosis diagnostics, and medical beds. Every single product comes with technical, clinical, and regulatory documentation all of which must be accurate, approved, and publicly accessible at all times.
That's not just a content challenge. It's a legal one.
The challenge:
managing product assets across multiple systems and teams
Arjo's assets lived everywhere shared drives, local servers, email threads, and a PIM system that was never designed to manage documents.
This created three main problems.
Lack of control
Teams stored files across shared drives, email, and local folders. This made it difficult to confirm which version of a document or product image was approved.
Limited findability
Employees often spent time searching for assets instead of using them. Product images, documentation, and technical materials were difficult to locate quickly.
Managing digital rights
Product images and documentation must comply with regulatory and usage requirements.
Without centralized control, managing permissions and approved usage was difficult.
The solution:
QBank Digital Asset Management
Arjo implemented QBank to create a centralized platform for product assets and documentation.
The first phase focused on migrating product images and marketing materials into a centralized media library.
This allowed teams to easily access approved content.
The second phase expanded the platform to support technical documentation and website publishing.
Key steps included:
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Migrating product images into QBank Media Portal
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Connecting QBank with internal workflows and teams
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Integrating QBank with the Arjo website
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Managing technical documentation through MediaBank Documents
This created a single platform for managing product assets globally.








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