Autodesk revealed major upgrades to its Media & Entertainment Collection at SIGGRAPH.
In its essence, a Media Management system is not built to generate revenue for organisations. The implementation of one can, however, streamline workflows and free-up time for revenue-generating activities. Of course, every organisation is different and so that means what they need from a solution will also be drastically different. As long as video content is being produced (and it is doing so at an unprecedented rate), it will require organisation and management. A media management system remains the best way to do this.
Square Box Systems is presenting enhancements to its CatDV media asset management system at IBC including Javascript extensions and a new version of its Adobe Premiere Panel.
Vimond will showcase new and upgraded tools and solutions at IBC.
Considering the unarguably fast clock speed in Media & Entertainment (M&E) today, content enterprises need to be able to rapidly access, preview, share, process and publish content for on-time delivery to an ever-increasing number of platforms and devices. Yet, automation remains in pockets, and work order administration between multiple tasks continues to be manual.
A new content discovery framework, social media integration, and IP ready solutions, for news, MAM, orchestration and video-over-IP workflows are front and centre of Dalet’s IBC exhibit.
