Cambridge Imaging Systems brings flagship MAM and publishing solutions to Broadcast Asia 04

Cambridge Imaging Systems brings flagship MAM and publishing solutions to Broadcast Asia 2014 07 May 2014

At Broadcast Asia 2014 Cambridge Imaging Systems will present its world class cloud-based and software-based media management and publishing solutions, together with details of partnerships with key organisations that will help clients to build scalable, secure end-to-end workflows. The company will discuss these partnerships and present demonstrations of its Imagen and ImagenCloud systems at Broadcast Asia 2014 on Stand 5E2-05.

Tom Blake, Managing Director, Cambridge Imaging Systems, said, Our new partnerships, combined with our affordable pricing structure, enable organisations of any size to structure their media logically, and provide secure access and fast delivery via a customized interface. We look forward to presenting these new workflows to our visitors at Broadcast Asia 2014.

The partnerships bring together best-of-breed solutions that provide powerful integrated systems suitable for a wide variety of implementations:

Cambridge Imaging Systems' Imagen Media Asset Management and Publishing system and Quantum's StorNext 5 work together to create a powerful and collaborative solution that is ideal for broadcasters and production companies wishing to create their own VOD or catch-up TV service, and production teams requiring fast access to a shared media repository, either onsite or online via a YouTube-style interface.

The combination of FileCatalyst Direct point-to-point file transfer solution and Imagen is ideal for organisations such as news agencies wishing to quickly aggregate and publish video content from reporters based in remote locations, and broadcasters with multiple departments and satellite offices wishing to securely upload media to a central media asset management store.

By combining Imagen and Object Matrix' highly secure MatrixStore plug-and-play storage solution, broadcasters and production companies can archive their digital assets and make them available quickly and easily for repurposing or revenue generation.

Cambridge Imaging Systems will demonstrate BoB, the shared online off-air TV and radio recording service that provides what is thought to be the world's biggest catch-up TV service. This unique system, based on the Imagen platform, provides significant educational and research resources for the UK's higher and further education sectors, with more than a million TV and radio programmes available.

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About Imagen

Imagen is a highly scalable MAM and publishing system that can be used for ingesting, archiving and distributing large quantities of video, stills, audio and documents in a customizable and user friendly web interface. ImagenCloud provides a convenient and cost-effective way to manage and publish video, images and audio without the need for hardware expenditure and hosting expertise. It features powerful ingest workflows and full asset management, as well as geo redundant storage and back up service.

About Cambridge Imaging Systems

Cambridge Imaging Systems has been developing software for media archive management systems since 1991. Our technology has been developed working on large-scale projects for corporate and government clients including the Ministry of Defence, The Police, The BBC, ITN, Imperial War Museums, IMG, Endemol and British Library. Our software systems have been developed over the last twenty years to provide a flexible architecture, able to interface with existing software and able to integrate with existing working practices.

Our archive management system, Imagen, contains a number of modules that are designed to work together in a coordinated way to reduce the manual intervention required to manage very large-scale media archives. It is possible to use Imagen as a complete media asset management system, with a customisable website for publishing online.

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