Qumulo eBook: The Show Must Go On
Qumulo advances editorial and video production workflows, to keep creativity flowing on prem and in the cloud
Cloud-based Technology Taking Weather by Storm
For decades television stations, news channels and streaming services have had no choice but to rely on limited technologies to deliver the graphics that support the weather story. Finally, there’s a solution that removes the complex technical and logistical difficulties and eases workflow; future-proofing the weather forecasting industry against rapidly changing technology and unexpected global events.
IABM Awards 2020 – Store BaM Award® Winner
Announcement of the Store BaM Award® Winner from the IABM Awards Ceremony 2020.
IABM Awards 2020 – Monetize BaM Award® Winner
Announcement of the Monetize BaM Award® Winner from the IABM Awards Ceremony 2020.
2021 Predictions – Latakoo
Latakoo's Jade Kurian gives us her 2021 tech predictions.
Cloud, Cold & Close: Unifying Storage Silos for Creative Workflows
With the mass exodus from office and studio space in 2020, working remotely became the new normal for many organizations. By increasing their storage footprint in the public cloud, many organizations ended up with a new type of storage silo—with content stored in the cloud, on cold storage (such as tape) and close (on-prem in SAN, NAS, etc.). To be successful in 2021 and beyond, those same organizations will need to address unifying disparate storage mediums/locations, particularly in the case of creative workflows. They must also consider the most secure and cost-effective way to store and manage digital assets throughout their lifecycle. Ben Canter, Caringo VP of Global Sales, and Liz Davis, VP Media Workflow Group at Diversified, address this dilemma and explain how to intelligently manage data in disparate locations and eliminate storage silos with cost-effective, secure object storage.
A Tale of Two Sectors- Designing Holistic Media Supply Chains
Hear how Sony NMS have built Ven.ue as a true SaaS designed to solve pain points for short and long term goals.
Why Use a Cloud-Native Approach to Development?
“Cloud-native” is just another way to refer to a native cloud application (NCA), which is a program specifically designed for a cloud-computing architecture, whether that be on-prem, remote or hybrid.
Developing cloud-native applications may not seem like something an object storage company would talk about. But then again, Caringo isn’t just any object storage company—it is an organization that has always been ahead of its time.
In Conversation with Marquis Broadcast – November 2020
We catch up with Paul Glasgow, Managing Director at Marquis Broadcast to find out their integration services, how Covid19 has affected the company, how they have managed without attending tradeshows and what's new with their products and services.
Too much content on NAS volumes? Do you want to leverage the power of the Cloud?
Join Tiger Technology’s CTO Alexander Lefterov, Executive VP Lance Kelson, to see how Bridge v4.1 can be used to extend NAS (or NTFS) storage into the Cloud, or to other NAS or LTFS tape storage devices. Find out how Bridge can be used enabled Adobe Premiere creative professionals to edit media in Cloud buckets. Learn how Bridge can be used not only move content into Cloud compute buckets for services such as automatic proxy generation, object detection, speech-to-text and celebrity recognition, but also supporting Adobe Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP), this metadata generated in the Cloud is added back into project files on premise.