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Tedial to Demonstrate Advanced Media Asset Management Functionality at NAB 2014 12 Mar 2014

Tedial, the leading independent MAM technology solutions specialist has announced that it will demonstrate new, advanced functionality at this year's NAB Show 2014 in Las Vegas April 7-10, 2014.

Tedial's customers' problems are often complex but Tedial's approach is simple: Find It Enrich It Manage It Publish It.

Throughout the show Tedial will deliver live demonstrations on its Booth #N5711 highlighting:

Find It using Tedial's Global Search Engine - Accurate search saves broadcasters and their production and distribution partners' precious time and money. Tedial's intuitive desktop search tools guarantee that correct versions can be located quickly, every time. Using Google-like search based on both pre-loaded or externally referenced thesauri and dictionaries, Tedial provides unsurpassed search capabilities.

Tedial's unique search is also media context ready so that searches can be focused to return only the relevant results, for example searching by departments, libraries, presentation channels and locations. Because Tedial also drives the workflow, search results are workflow aware and can track masters, programs and commercials throughout their lifecycle and can also check if rights are cleared, or QC is complete and will confirm that international subtitles are play-out-ready.

Enrich It - Adobe Premiere Workflow - Tedial supports multiple third-party plug-ins and at NAB the company will launch its unique integration with Adobe Premiere. Using the powerful Adobe SDK, Tedial can greatly increase Edit Workgroup performance by completing the post production process within a single application via Premiere's comprehensive toolset.

Using Tedial's Connected Mode editors can now search for content anywhere in the MAM system using Tedial's new search capabilities to rapidly locate and select material for their edits. Search results are displayed in a configurable template that includes thumbnails as well as workflow status in the MAM.

Premiere edits can be automatically exported to the MAM archive or sent directly to play out.

Manage It - Resource and Capacity Planning capabilities provide real time dashboards and enhanced reporting tools to continuously monitor, refine and optimize workflows in ingest, library, production and play out. This valuable information helps media companies of any size to strategically plan and manage their future business operations.

Jay Batista, General Manager of US Operations, Tedial says, Tedial's solutions dramatically improve workflow efficiency between multiple locations and platforms. At this year's NAB we are looking forward to showing how our powerful software solutions will help broadcast station groups and network operators to take their operation to the next level.

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About Tedial

Tedial provides software based content and content management business solutions that maximize operational efficiency and profitability to broadcast and other media organizations. Tedial has over ten years' experience and has grown to over 80 people; our proven track record enables broadcasters to take full advantage of file-based workflows, cloud computing and other technologies with minimum risk and maximum benefits.

Tedial's solutions are vendor and hardware independent, releasing customers from proprietary constraints and enabling them to significantly increase productivity and return on investment. Tedial is a global company with over 50 high-profile reference sites around the world, including some of the most complex and largest MAM systems in the broadcast industry.

Tedial's unique media management solutions have helped over 50 broadcasters and media companies worldwide to increase creativity and improve efficiency throughout their media workflows. For more information, please visit www.tedial.com.

Tedial contact:

Jay Batista

Email: jay.batista@tedial.com

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