Ateliere Creative Technologies Launches On AWS Marketplace
Ateliere Connect - handles workflow orchestration.
Ateliere enables purchasing of its digital supply chain platform in AWS Marketplace.
“Purchasing Ateliere Connect through AWS Marketplace helps customers meet their AWS spending commitments,” said Dan Goman, Founder and CEO at Ateliere Creative Technologies. “AWS Marketplace makes it simple for our customers to take advantage of their AWS pricing, purchasing obligations, and volume discount tiers. We are making it easy and cost-effective for customers to rapidly migrate their content libraries and supply chain workflows to the cloud.”
Ateliere Connect is described as a cloud-native digital supply chain platform that handles workflow orchestration for media ingest, management, packaging, and delivery.
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