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2024 was another record year for cloud-based media operations on Rally, with tremendous growth in usage driven by companies preparing content for international distribution and to support new licensing deals with global D2C services.

Updates to the Rally platform in the last quarter of 2024 address multiregion support and redundancy, extend integration capabilities, and expand access to best-in-class application services while improving overall usability.

This customer's QC workflow required cloud-based content be pulled down to machines on-prem, introducing administrative, cost, and security issues. Plus they needed full edit capabilities. Here's how we improved the workflow.

No system or platform exists in a vacuum. Just as systems must integrate seamlessly to perform at their best, technology vendors must work collaboratively to minimize friction for end users. Media organizations looking to solve a technology problem should assess each vendor’s approach to collaboration and their success in building partnerships that drive faster delivery and enable greater agility.

How can media organizations maintain their output, or even increase it, while dealing with constrained resources? The answer lies in rethinking workflows, adopting automation, and leveraging the elasticity of cloud-enabled media supply chains.

Rally integrates with more than the tools and infrastructure than run on it. Systems that operate upstream, downstream, and parallel with Rally can integrate with the media supply chain to share data and better orchestrate your operations. Let's take a look at how it works...

The best-run facilities integrate their key systems with media supply chain management to streamline and optimize operations. With data from rights, scheduling, playout, and other systems helping to drive supply chain processes, you’re in a better position to optimize media operations from end to end.

Creating an efficient media supply chain is not a one-time project; it should be in a continuous state of evolution as our businesses and technology evolve.

Many media companies have a real opportunity sitting in archives: historical footage, TV episodes, documentaries, and raw material that represent an untapped source of revenue. The key to unlocking that value efficiently? It starts with the cloud.