“Our connected facilities allow journalists to share and exchange information much faster. This means our stories provide the most detailed information possible for viewers, which in the business of news, is crucial,” comments Francisco Costa, general manager of Record News. Isaias Oliveira, general director of LM Telecom, responsible for the project explains why Dalet was chosen: “This is not our first experience with Dalet; the installation at our sister station Record Bahia, was a big success. The fully integrated system helped foster better collaboration across the departments while reducing overall maintenance costs, giving us a very good return on investment and the confidence to implement it for our Record News operations.”

The new installation features the Dalet Galaxy MAM for News platform with Dalet Brio for ingest and playout management and Dalet AmberFin for transcoding. Dalet metadata management allows Record News to index and track content across the two locations. The centralized content repository with federated search and retrieval tools let journalists from both locations access and share content quickly.

“The Dalet Galaxy platform is designed to scale both up and down, economically accommodating newsrooms of all sizes,” comments Julien Decaix, general manager, Dalet Americas. “This was important for Record News who wanted the capabilities of a full featured newsroom solution without the price tag of an enterprise installation. Our mature platform can be configured to deliver the end-to-end news workflow for newsrooms as small as ten to as large as 1000 journalists.”

Integration with ENPS ensures story development while embedded newsroom tools like Dalet Onecut offer users video editing capabilities for creating multimedia stories on the fly. The new Dalet installation also manages the two locations’ archiving needs with full and partial restoration capabilities for both sites.