NAB 2012: Tedial Products Preview

2012 NAB Show Preview
Tedial
Booth N6506

Website: www.tedial.com 

Tedial has developed and deployed some of the most sophisticated software available for broadcast ranging from media asset management (MAM) and hierarchical storage management (HSM) to business process management (BPM). With more than a decade’s experience, the company’s technology allows broadcasters to take full advantage of file-based workflows by optimizing and automating operational processes. Its solutions are vendor- and hardware-independent, releasing customers from proprietary constraints and thereby significantly increasing productivity and ROI. Tedial offers a flexible BPM solution that enables the creation of any type of workflow from the ground up, including ingest, publishing, promos, news, sports, compliance, editing, backup and archive.

Worldwide debut:

• New Tarsys (MAM) Client GUI: Following in-depth feedback from customers Tedial has redesigned the interface to its Tarsys MAM solution; further enhancing operator experience and providing additional features for cataloguing, editing and exporting media to third-party systems. The new GUI has been specifically designed to simplify collaborative working between professionals in any media enterprise and beyond.

• New Ficus (BPM) Web Client: To enable the implementation, monitoring and execution of production workflows in a full Web-based environment, Tedial will unveil its Ficus Web Client. Delivering unique features including proxy editing followed by the automatic creation of a high resolution version, the Ficus Web Client makes tasks such as segmentation of media as well as compliance editing possible. The new Ficus Web Client will further simplify business procedures and workflows.

• New support for closed captioning: Tedial can now provide support for closed captioning throughout the entire lifecycle of content and execution of media workflows.

• New enhanced capture (ingest) application: Tedial’s ingest management tool provides full control of a wide range of VTRs and other devices. The latest version, which will be demonstrated at its NAB booth, supports industry standard protocols for routers and features a powerful source scheduler application. This enables operators to schedule, access and plan work around any current or future ingest feed.

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