Tedial to Showcase smartPacks at IBC2023

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MALAGA, Spain—Media technology solutions specialists Tedial has announced that it will be showing an ecosystem of smartPacks at IBC2023 on Stand 10.D45.

Tedial’s smartPacks are designed to provide users with easy-to-use toolsets that quickly deploy Packaged Business Capabilities (PBCs) that let companies launch new business services and products.  

“In the M&E industry different organizations have unique needs depending on their specific business focus,” explained Julian Fernandez-Campon, CTO, Tedial. “smartPacks are designed to accommodate this diversity by offering various key business services such as news, post production, delivery to playout or OTT, sports, localization, etc. ready to use. By providing a modular and customizable approach, smartPacks allow organizations to select and implement the services that best align with their individual requirements ensuring that they can optimize their media operations based on their specific needs. We look forward to demonstrating these new smartPack capabilities, which further enrich smartWork, our award-winning cloud-native, NoCode Media Integration Platform, at IBC on Stand 10.D45.”

Tedial’s smartPacks, launched at NAB 2023 as a key element of smartWork, Tedial’s cloud-native, NoCode Media Integration Platform, automates business processes by leveraging existing digital capabilities to accommodate the precise requirements of specific applications. 

Tedial is now enhancing the platform with these pre-packaged smartPack components that come with a range of services tailored to target a variety of use cases such as News, Post-Production, Sports, Ingest, Delivery, Migration and more. 

The smartPacks cover many different business areas, including: 

  • smartPack: Migration – Efficiently transfers metadata and media from a legacy MAM or other system to a new MAM.
  • smartPack: Archive – Securely preserves media assets in multiple tiers and locations to ensure quick retrieval and long-term accessibility.
  • smartPack: Delivery to Linear Playout – Streamlines the delivery of media assets for traditional broadcasting, ensuring seamless playout.
  • smartPack: Delivery to OTT – Automates the delivery of content to OTT platforms to ensure an efficient and seamless distribution process.
  • smartPack: Localization – Leverages automated processes to streamline localization services, collaborating efficiently with third-party translators, voice-over artists, and subtitling experts.
  • smartPack: News – Integrates seamlessly with NRCS rundown, enhancing news production efficiency and facilitating timely delivery of breaking news and in-depth stories.
  • smartPack: Post-Production – Integrates efficiently with NLE/PAM, streamlining the transfer of content, including timeline metadata from a MAM for precision post-production.
  • smartPack: IMF – Offers robust support for IMF, ensuring efficient storage, versioning, and distribution of high-quality master assets.
  • smartPack: Social Media – Repurposes media for social media platforms, maximizing viewer engagement and fostering online community growth.
  • smartPack: Sports - Sport production with automatic logging from external metadata sources (OPTA, EVS, etc.)
  • smartPack: AI Enrichment - Provides multiple tools to optimize analysis and filtering functionalities.
  • smartPack: Content Distribution – Enables content delivery through easy-to-use features.
George Winslow

George Winslow is the senior content producer for TV Tech. He has written about the television, media and technology industries for nearly 30 years for such publications as Broadcasting & Cable, Multichannel News and TV Tech. Over the years, he has edited a number of magazines, including Multichannel News International and World Screen, and moderated panels at such major industry events as NAB and MIP TV. He has published two books and dozens of encyclopedia articles on such subjects as the media, New York City history and economics.

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