Ooyala streamlines content distribution workflows with Advanced Automation
March 19, 2019
Ooyala, a leader in content supply chain solutions, will spotlight its Ooyala Flex Media Platform at NAB 2019 in Las Vegas, April 6 – 12. Demonstrations at the Ooyala booth – #SV1000 – will showcase its latest enhancements that are revolutionizing the way video content is created, managed and distributed globally.
The Ooyala Flex Media Platform is an open and extensible video management solution that simplifies and streamlines the entire content supply chain, from production to profit, significantly reducing costs and complexity while increasing revenue. The platform – which seamlessly integrates with legacy solutions – is already being used by many of the world’s leading media companies and broadcasters, such as HBO, Turner and Arsenal Football Club.
Key new features not only provide greater security, but also significantly improve the efficiency of multi-version, multi-platform content distribution – a must-have in today’s media landscape.
This includes:
- OoyalaMAM: with a whole new user experience. This completely fresh look and feel is based on feedback from sports content creators, distributors and other high-volume content companies. State-of-the-art search and filtering make asset discovery a breeze.
- Updated Architecture, perfect for remote production and redundancy, including multi-site workflows. Its constantly modernized microservices architecture makes the Ooyala Flex Media Platform the essential tool for today’s content distribution needs.
- Interoperable Master Format (IMF) support: Extended support for IMF-centric workflows across all stages of the content supply chain.
“The Ooyala Flex Media Platform has quickly become the de facto solution for simplifying media operations and increasing content ROI. It’s the most critical solution for countless of our customers’ operations,” said Jonathan Huberman, CEO, Ooyala. “These new features combine best-of-breed content management, publishing, monetization and analytics to help media companies speed up the time-to-market and engage every viewer, on any device, anywhere in the world.”