For media organizations under constant pressure to localize more content into more languages, this concept shows how Rally lets you assemble a modern localization stack without vendor lock-in.
2025 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 services.
High-quality captions and subtitles require reliable quality control powered by the right tools, workflows, and visibility. When QC is incorporated early in the supply chain, teams can avoid last-minute fixes and instead deliver polished, platform-ready files every time.
Fresh from this year's NAB Show, we reflect on the vibrant community of people who make up the media industry, people who support one another to explore new ideas, test fresh possibilities, and push boundaries. How do we ensure those communities stay strong... and grow stronger?
In this guest blog post, Brian Campanotti from Cloudfirst.io shares his thoughts on why leveraging cloud storage for media archives is a critical imperative.
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.
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.
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.
SDVI has achieved AWS Media and Entertainment Competency status. The AWS Media and Entertainment Competency is a validation of our expertise and the value we bring to customers, and we’re excited to build on it going forward.
Whether entering, searching, or displaying data, operators enjoy usability enhancements and efficiency gains that accelerate their work and facilitate more effective handling of metadata across the supply chain.