Atlantis Tlvision Triples MatrixStore On-Prem Object Storage Footprint

Atlantis T l vision Triples MatrixStore On-Prem Object Storage Footprint After 5-years of benefitting from operational efficiencies and increased collaboration with their clients, Atlantis T l vision has today upgraded their MatrixStore On-Prem Object Storage capacity to 1.7 petabytes.

An Object Matrix customer since 2016, Atlantis T l vision has provided its customers with a secure archive platform, simple media management, and instant access to their content via the Object Matrix Vision interface. This enables producers to self-serve access to their content via a web interface that is both secure and easy to use. The frictionless access to media content from anywhere has been very much appreciated by Atlantis customers, both before and during the pandemic.

Using MatrixStore On-Prem Object Storage and Vision, Atlantis T l vision is solving key challenges faced by its broadcast customers. Including securing content in rushes, distribution, and archive workflows, enabling internal and external collaboration, and ensuring access to content from anywhere to legacy archive content, for the creation of last-minute news programs.

Leonard Warzocha, CIO, Atlantis T l vision says: We're very enthusiastic to continue our long-standing relationship with Object Matrix! The technology has worked as promised, the customer experience is great, and my team is very satisfied with the support we receive.

Julien Gachot, CEO, IVORY says: In the past 5 years, we continued to support Atlantis T l vision in their transformation efforts to provide innovative services and increased security to their customers, leveraging Object Matrix.

CTM Solutions helped with the implementation and integration of Object Matrix solutions into Atlantis Television's infrastructure. Object Matrix is represented through IVORY Outsourcing services in France and Belgium.

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