With Rally's 2-week release cycle, SDVI dev teams to learn quickly, respond to feedback, and continuously improve the product, delivering customers the features they need when they’re needed. Rally users get a manageable set of improvements that are easier to test and deploy.
We look at how Rally agility provides access to a wide range of tools, where components can be swapped as needs evolve, and usage is scaled up or down without locking into fixed infrastructure – and the associated costs.
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.
You've finished the evaluation phase, and it may feel like a big step to move to production. With SDVI's Production Pilot system, customers work hand-in-hand with our Solutions team to design and run a real supply chain—without the pressure of full-scale deployment.
The most recent Rally updates remove more friction from everyday workflows, even as media operations scale globally. From easier content review to clearer visibility across jobs, assets, and priorities, these updates are about helping teams move faster while reducing complexity.
We've introduced a new default proxy player in the latest release of the Rally platform, providing a consistent, accessible playback experience wherever you review content.
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.
As automation reaches further into daily operations, Rally streamlines smaller, previously manual steps that can slow or complicate broader supply chain execution, improving efficiency and insight at every stage.
Rally Connect leverages cloud agility and efficiency to manage complex delivery requirements and automate package creation for each endpoint. So, what does it look like for operators to work in a Connect environment?
Every day, media companies face a major challenge: delivering content to a growing number of endpoints, each with its own distinctive requirements. Standardization isn't feasible, so how do we “automate the impossible”? By extending automation to content packaging and delivery and broadening the scope of the media supply chain.