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At the 2022 NAB Show Imagine Communications will spotlight a new cloud platform that makes procuring and deploying software tools and microservices that help manage and monetize existing ad inventory and various types of program channels.
Vidispine, Arvato Systems’ brand that provides scalable IT solutions for media and industry, has announced that its state-of-the-art media asset management (MAM) portfolio is now integrated with market leading project management solution ‘Helmut’ from Cologne- based video and IT specialists MoovIT Software Products.
As broadcast production needs become more complex, manufacturers that support the industry are working hard to come up with integrated solutions that can co-exist with third-party devices on the same network. This is important to facilitate intelligent, controllable, adaptable, and efficient workflows, and maintain and assure quality of service throughout the media delivery chain.
The transition to IP infrastructure and software-based systems continues at pace and with it more solutions will be offered as services with a shift to OPEX from CAPEX. Suzana Brady, SVP worldwide sales and marketing at Cobalt Digital says media companies will have to remain extremely agile to keep up with the evolving consumer demands and changing technology landscape.
At NAB 2022, Media Links will showcase its new MetroXPRESS IP over fiber system solution for transporting multimedia services across metropolitan wide area networks.
With unprecedented volumes of content needing to be produced and new challenges to be addressed in an efficient and cost-effective way, media companies must be more agile than ever, says Julian Fernandez-Campon, CTO, Tedial.
Dalet empowers media-rich organizations to adapt to the demands of digital-first, distributed media workflows with expanded capabilities; Dalet Flex offers new SaaS product plans and Dalet Pyramid powers next-gen news production solutions.
Imagine Communications thinks we are poised to see a quantum shift in cloud technology. The traditional broadcast industry has naturally been wary of the cloud: not just the shock of the new, but also the challenges of finding the best workflows and, of course, the costs of storage, compute, and particularly egress.
