Tedial announces smartWork, new platform coming to NAB 2022

smartWorks, une plateforme qui intègre le Tedial les modules de base ainsi que la possibilité de travailler avec des MAM tiers, seront présentés à NAB 2022.

Tedial cherche à transformer et à redéfinir l'efficacité du secteur des médias avec l'introduction de travail intelligent, une plateforme d'intégration média qui sera sur le stand #C3036 au NAB 2022. L'entreprise a conçu smartWork avec un ensemble d'outils qui simplifient tous les types de processus, ce qui se traduit par « une flexibilité sans précédent, des intégrations transparentes et sans effort, des coûts réduits, une collaboration d'équipe améliorée, une rentabilité améliorée, une croissance accélérée et des délais d'exécution plus courts ».

travail intelligent démocratise les processus métier, permettant aux utilisateurs de définir des intégrations de manière autonome et de créer des flux de travail de manière flexible et agile. Aligné avec Laboratoires de cinéma‘ Vision 2030 pour la création médiatique, la plateforme élimine les configurations complexes via une interface utilisateur commune qui vise à fournir une expérience utilisateur optimale et un accès facile à toutes les applications et systèmes externes (y compris les MAM existants).

Julien Fernández-Campon, CTO de Tedial, explains that “smartWork is the result of more than 20 years of experience designing and implementing workflows and integrations for the M&E industry. Its no-code architecture will revolutionize productivity for non-technical users, and because it follows Infrastructure as a Code (IaaC) it can be deployed on-premises, on any cloud or in a hybrid architecture for incredible flexibility. We are delighted to be heading back to NAB 2022 with this important launch, which will transform the way media companies and content owners manage their media, speeding up the digital transformation.”

Interface unifiée et interfonctionnelle

L'approche smartWork s'appuie sur une common interface and data model so that applications and systems are integrated within the platform rather than the platform being integrated into the applications. This major change simplifies workflow design, as workflows do not need to know the specific APIs and data models for each component, making it easier to exchange integrations within an existing workflow. In addition, by providing a common workspace, the solution allows applications to address the media and not the media delivered to the applications. This adds a layer of media abstraction so that workflows are not dependent on physical locations (on-premise/cloud), providing an additional layer of security.

Tedial has designed smartWork natively with microservices et kubernetes to provide adaptability and scalability of both media operations and resources. Its easy-to-use, codeless editor enhances flexibility and minimises operational risk with built-in complexity abstraction and visual tools. Its drag-and-drop functionality allows anyone, even those with no coding experience or technical expertise, to easily assemble and modify workflows, including external third-party system integrations, without the intervention of vendors or specialists.

Finally, smartWork integrates Tedial’s core modules, such as the company’s Augmented Storage Management (AST) and the new BPM. However, while it can integrate with Tedial’s MAM EVO, it can also integrate with other MAM solutions to ensure business continuity and bring new functionality to these third-party systems. In addition, it provides a selection of pre-built processes and building blocks that address the most common media workflows (ingest, delivery, exchange, AI enrichment, playout, localisation, live, migration) and nouveau trends (UHD/HDR content and packages such as IMF, among others).