Marquis Launches Parking V5 Busine Continuity for Avid at IBC 06

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Marquis Broadcast, experts in content workflows and media integration software, specialise in moving media and metadata. The Company has announced it will launch Parking V5, its range of Avid storage management products, at IBC2016 on booth 7.G05.

Project Parking archives, moves and restores Avid projects and analyses and manages media to optimise edit storage utilisation, Project Parking is certified and supported by Avid and used around the world to help manage Avid edit storage. Also in the Parking range, is Workspace Parking: Marquis' set & forget' disaster recovery solution for Avid workspaces designed to get editors back up and running in minutes. The Parking family of products backs-up and protects over 30 PetaBytes of both ISIS and NEXIS storage worldwide. New functionality in Parking V5 includes the addition of Avid workspace synchronisation. Workspace Parking Syncintelligently and automatically synchronises production critical workspaces to different locations. This new process allows entire workspaces or selected folders on a source Avid system to be synchronised to workspaces in a second location. As the Workspace Parking Sync identifies changes on local workspaces, it pushes these to the remote system, including all file creations, modifications and deletions. Backup locations can also be defined per job rather than per Workspace Parking instance and users can create an exclusion list of file patterns for Workspace Backup.

By leveraging our expertise in Avid Interplay and ISIS/NEXIS integration Marquis is the world's first company to provide enterprise class business continuity for Avid Workspaces, explains Chris Steele, managing director, Marquis Broadcast.

In the context of a major outage, Workspace Parking Sync offers the best value insurance policy against loss of time critical in production' workspaces and assets. It is the first time an intelligent business continuity solution has been developed for Avid shared storage. In the event of failure in a primary location, the editor can connect to an identical workspace in a second location and production work can continue without any outage. The client simply selects the frequency of the synchronisation typically 30 minutes based on available bandwidth.

With the scale of Avid storage and number of concurrent editing clients increasing so dramatically over recent years, the amount of work in progress' and the value of the in production' assets often runs into millions of dollars, explains Paul Glasgow, sales & marketing director, Marquis Broadcast. Ever shortening and demanding delivery schedules has meant the risk to a major post production business from IT failures or environmental hazards has become intensified to an almost un-insurable risk. For top post companies simply backing up data or implementing a disaster recovery scheme has become too crude, too slow, and too late as it may take several days to restore work in progress.

Marquis' clients include the likes of the BBC, ITV, Discovery, NBC Universal, BR, ZDF, Danish Broadcasting Corporation, YLE, Warner Bros., Envy Post Production, The Farm and Scripps Networks. To find out more please see: www.marquisbroadcast.com/ibc or see Marquis' full range of Parking solutions at IBC2016.

About Marquis

Part of the Dan Technologies Group, Marquis Broadcast moves media and metadata between different systems in broadcast and post-production workflows.

Marquis enable broadcasters and other users of digital media to achieve maximum efficiencies from their workflow processes by providing a range of media integration products designed for the data-intensive and challenging requirements of todays fast-paced broadcasting environments.

With offices in Asia, Denmark, Germany, the Middle East, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, the Dan Technologies Group thinks globally and acts locally to support customers with its highly experienced sales and engineering teams.

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