Signiant To Showcase Latest Version Of Digital Media Distribution Management Suite At IBC

Signiant has announced that it will be showcasing the latest version of the Signiant Digital Media Distribution Management Suite in the new IPTV Zone at IBC 2007 (RAI, Amsterdam, September 7-11, 2007).
Signiant, a leading developer of digital media distribution management solutions for the media communications and entertainment industries, which is the Platinum Sponsor of The IPTV Zone, will demonstrate how its workflow and integration technology streamlines the digital media supply chain.
“At the foundation of any effective digital media supply chain is a digital media distribution strategy which will manage, automate, secure and accelerate your digital assets, ensuring that final content is delivered to the right person in the right place at the right time,” said Tom Ohanian, Vice President of Product Management at Signiant. “Signiant’s Digital Media Distribution Management Suite is the only integrated solution that can do all this simultaneously, and we will be demonstrating its innovative capabilities at IBC.”
Ohanian is the featured speaker in a Business Briefing in The IPTV Zone, entitled Empowering the Digital Media Supply Chain.
At IBC, Signiant will demonstrate Version 6.2 of its Digital Media Distribution Management Suite, which has a unique user interface that provides a global view of digital media transfers, bandwidth management controls, WAN acceleration capabilities and workflow automation solutions.
The Signiant Digital Media Distribution Management Suite is specifically designed to help rich media content creators and producers - including broadcasters, film studios and post houses, media delivery services and portals - easily implement a digital media distribution strategy for their file-based workflows. Its efficiencies are proven to save companies substantial time and money, while more effectively enabling new revenue opportunities.
The software has already been adopted by global broadcasters such as NBC Universal, and by leading post-production facilities including LA-based Modern VideoFilm and London-based Pepper.
For further information www.digitalmediagalaxy.com
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