All3media international and KnoxMediaHub close a strategic agreement to manage content in the cloud

The British program and format distributor will make its entire catalog of more than 11,000 hours accessible from all regional offices in Europe, America and Asia Pacific thanks to KMH's cloud-based SaaS solution.

All3media International (a3mi), one of the UK's leading distribution companies, has announced that it will integrate its existing systems with KnoxMediaHub (KMH), an information technology company based in Barcelona that offers IT solutions. audiovisual content management in the cloud, to streamline internal workflows and further drive a3mi's sales growth.

The British company licenses a catalog of television programs and formats for broadcasters and media platforms around the world. More than a thousand clients from more than two hundred countries on DVD, broadcast and digital platforms entertain their audiences with their content.

With the cloud-based SaaS solution from KMH it will be possible to access the entire a3mi catalog consisting of 11,000 hours of content in all regional offices in Europe, America and Asia Pacific.

John Wagener, COO at a3mi, highlights that "we have seen tremendous growth in our business and demand for our content. KMH quickly understood the challenges we were facing and offered a highly customizable platform to address those requirements. Following the recent completion of Phase 1 of the integration project, we are extremely pleased with the flexibility the KMH solution offers and its commitment to developing new functionality for future needs."

The Founder and CEO of KMH, Santiago Miralles, has been very satisfied with "being able to help large companies like a3mi to adopt the Cloud as a base technology for their operations around the world. The Cloud is going to be the inevitable Technology for all companies in the Audiovisual industry to remain competitive and viable in an environment where the size of the files and the computing needs to process them grow exponentially."