Tedial brings clarity and flexibility to increasingly complex workflows

Building on a long history of successful projects in broadcast and media companies, Tedial will present its solutions so that everyone, from CEOs to operators, have a clear vision of the business and operational benefits offered by its proposals.

Tedial, one of the world's leading providers of MAM, workflows and archiving, will once again attend IBC 2013 with a portfolio full of solutions capable of providing clarity to an increasingly complex sector.

Based on a long history of successful projects in broadcast and media companies, Tedial will present its solutions so that everyone, from CEOs to operators, have a clear vision of the business and operational benefits offered by its proposals and how these can be applied to improve broadcast and media environments.

In Amsterdam, Tedial will demonstrate a multisite workflow with its powerful BPM and workflow solution, Ficus.

In its third generation, Ficus now has an enhanced workflow creation capability using standard BPM notations and associated tools capable of allowing users to easily create, modify and maintain respective workflows.

The new version makes it possible to execute workflows across multiple sites allowing broadcasters to reassign tasks based on local technical and human resources, or make the most of the technical expertise available across the enterprise and beyond at third-party facilities.

Regarding content exchange and the cloud, Tedial is aware that the ability to move content efficiently across networks and in the cloud is increasingly common in the broadcast sector. Tedial will showcase its Amigo multimedia data movement technology, which is fully integrated into end-to-end workflows and is already in operation every day in many broadcast facilities around the world.

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that Tedial's support for several clients sharing the same platform is an important factor when designing a multichannel playout and for other platforms. Tedial's technology allows different users to manage their own content, without the need to have access or visibility of other clients' material.

At IBC 2013, Tedial will also showcase its new plug-in technology for ENPS and Avid iNews systems that allow journalists to easily archive and retrieve news content.

As far as content management is concerned, the star once again at the IBC stand will be Tarsys, a system capable of managing all types of audiovisual content, promotions, audio tracks, subtitles... efficiently, maximizing response speed and ease of use.

IBC 2013 will also be a good opportunity to learn about the actions that Tedial has carried out in recent years in terms of recovering previous content stored in physical or digital repositories, converting all this material into an accessible and monetizable asset.