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With a vendor’s certified SOC 2 report in hand, media organizations don’t need to know everything about cloud security; they can be confident that they’re doing business with an organization that already does.

Addressing security standards for a new era with SOC 2 certification

SDVI is a proud recipient of a 2019 Technology and Engineering Emmy® award for "Pioneering Public Cloud-Based Media Supply Chains".

Public cloud-based supply chains come of age

Don Jarvis, Senior Vice President Global Engineering and Technology at A+E Networks shares his insights on the business case for migrating media supply chains to the cloud.

A Q&A with A+E: changing the model

Managing media is exactly like building a burrito... Or building a car. But the burrito price point has proven to be a closer match.

“Burrito Economics” and the fundamentals of the media supply chain

In May, we shared how Global Eagle, the leading provider of entertainment and connectivity solutions for the aviation industry employs...

Global Eagle CTO Chris Esposito talks worldwide content delivery and cloud-native supply chains

Sometimes getting started is the hardest part. When heading down the path of a cloud migration, it's important to know where to start.

Top 3 workflows to move to the cloud

by Larry Kaplan, President & CEO Just after NAB, SDVI hosted an invitation-only event called the Media Supply Chain Council. The intent...

The returns won’t start until you start your migration

Global Eagle Entertainment is the leading provider of entertainment and connectivity solutions for the aviation industry. Global Eagle...

Taking media supply chains to the cloud (and to 40,000 feet)

Designed to maximize the benefits of the cloud for large increases in scale, CBS sought technical, operational, and business agility and consumption-based billing, Rally was the only platform available that could deliver on their vision of future media operations.

A venerable broadcast network gets cloud supply chain upgrade

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