Qvest Media Announces Partnership with Avid for Integration in Microsoft Azure

Qvest Media Announces Partnership with Avid for Integration in Microsoft Azure posted: 12/04/2019

Cologne/Las Vegas, April 6 2019: Qvest Media, a world-leading systems architect and ICT integrator, today announced the expansion of its long-standing partnership with Avid , the leading technology provider that powers the media and entertainment industry, to become an Avid Certified Cloud Partner for use in Microsoft Azure.

Greater competitiveness through cost-efficiency, global collaborative work, and scalable production capacities: Qvest Media and Avid bundle their cloud strategies, so that clients of both companies benefit from even easier and more flexible access to cloud applications. A ready-to-use post production infrastructure, based on virtualized Avid | NEXIS storage systems that runs on Microsoft Azure, will be made available for Avid users. Avid's Media Composer software will be available using flexible deployment offerings. Qvest Media is authorized to perform the necessary license management for required Avid products. Additionally, required bandwidth, storage space and editing capacities will be calculated based on usage. News editors, cutters and video artists will be able to access and edit their media assets from a browser anywhere in the world.

Avid is a leading provider of creative tools and solutions for media professionals. We are excited to step up our collaboration with Avid to help its customers to leverage the cloud, said Thomas M ller, Qvest Media CTO.

Working with Qvest Media, Avid will ensure that the media and entertainment community can capitalize on the cloud with workflows that achieve greater efficiency and collaboration to deliver their best work, said David Colantuoni, Vice President of Product Management, Avid.

Qvest Media also integrates Avid's cloud solutions with its multicloud management platform Qvest.Cloud.

This paves the way to network cloud supported post-production with other media workflows and media tasks. Qvest Media will also provide first-level support for Avid solutions and assist users with any technical questions.

About Qvest Media

Qvest Media is one of the world's leading systems architects and ICT integrators in the field of broadcasting and media technology, specialising in the television, media and telecommunications industries. Qvest Media is headquartered in Cologne with further locations in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. With a powerful spectrum of services consisting of consulting & development, systems integration and service & support, Qvest Media offers 360 expertise in the design, development, implementation and operational support of media technology infrastructures. With its Managed Technology business unit, Qvest Media supports media organisations through their entire digital transformation, covering all technological infrastructures, services and production workflows in a, future-focused payment model. With a commercial portfolio of around 250,000 products as well as partnerships with nearly all major media and IT brands, the company ranks among Europe's largest trade and distribution houses for technology in the fields of Professional AV, IT and Broadcast. Qvest Media has established itself as one of the leading suppliers of dry-hire equipment and systems solutions for live broadcasting for events, sports and entertainment. Today, Qvest's customer base includes such eminent broadcasters and media networks as ARD and ZDF, Sky, RTL, Al Mamlaka TV, SRG, Al Jazeera, tpc switzerland ag, MediaCorp, Dubai Media Incorporated, SES ASTRA, Etisalat and Turner Broadcasting.

Avid, the Avid logo, Avid Nexis and Media Composer are trademarks or registered trademarks of Avid Technology, Inc. or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. All other logos and trademarks are the property of their respective companies. All rights reserved.

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