Microsoft Interactive Media Manager

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The MOSS 2007 based media player console in IMM

Microsoft Interactive Media Manager (IMM) was a collaborative media management system that leveraged Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 for a web-based workflow, including both in-browser management and playback UI. It also included a RDF and OWL based metadata framework to set up relationships between media assets and facilitate tracking and complex searches. It was discontinued in 2009.^[1]

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