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Monitoring is just the beginning

Although TAG is known for its exceptional ultra-low latency multiviewer adaptable to every media workflow, multiviewing is only one small component of the TAG Realtime Media platform – a comprehensive toolset that manages and elevates media performance across operations at any scale, setting TAG in a class of its own.

Effective Monitoring and Alarming: Reduces complexity, Enhances Efficiency

The broadcast and streaming industry is under constant technology changes, presenting challenges in managing a growing range of media formats and transport protocols. These complexities require precise and efficient monitoring systems to detect issues in real-time without overburdening operators with unnecessary alarms.

Mastering OTT Monetization: The Future is Monitored

Efficiency is crucial in the rapidly changing Media and Entertainment industry, especially with the shift to streaming and Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms. Advanced monitoring systems play a critical role in ensuring content quality remains impeccable.

Managing Technological Debt: Future-Proofing Your Broadcast Infrastructure

In today’s fast-paced broadcast and media landscape, the term “technological debt” has become increasingly relevant. As companies strive to keep up with the relentless pace of change, many find themselves weighed down by legacy systems that were once cutting-edge but now hinder innovation and growth. This technological debt not only stifles progress but also poses significant risks to operational efficiency and business success.

Using monitoring to realize Transformational Efficiency at Scale

To address increasing complexity in media distribution and maintain high quality of experience using fewer resources, content providers are implementing unified monitoring, multiviewing, and probing across their operations and applications. Using this approach to enable efficiency at scale, content providers are streamlining operations and realizing greater productivity in ensuring the real-time media performance that supports high-quality consumer experiences.

Future of Broadcasting Technology: Hybrid Environments

By shifting key processes and workflows to the cloud, broadcasters, content providers, and distribution and delivery service providers can move away from the constraints of traditional hardware-dependent systems and take advantage of greater resource availability and scalability. They can leverage familiar, consistent automation tools powered by data-driven decision-making to streamline workflows and simplify their operations.

BRIDGING the Gap: Transforming IP Workflows in Broadcast and Media

Innovation is the key to staying ahead in today’s fast-paced broadcast and media landscape. One such innovation is the new approach to managing and delivering signals across multiple platforms. This approach emphasizes reducing costs, optimizing resources, and providing unparalleled flexibility, making it indispensable for broadcasters and media companies striving for efficiency and excellence.

Optimizing Playout in IP-Based Workflows: A Modern Approach for Broadcasters

In recent years, the broadcasting industry has undergone a significant transformation. Traditional hardware-based systems are giving way to software solutions that leverage the power of IP-based workflows. This shift is driven by the need for cost-efficiency, scalability, and flexibility in handling complex media operations. The following overview explores key strategies for optimizing playout using modern IP-based workflows.

Maximizing Resources: Keys to POST Luxembourg’s Success in Evolving Media Landscape

POST Luxembourg stands out as a case study in maximizing resources to manage growth and provide exceptional quality with a limited technical talent pool. POST Luxembourg is the number one television operator in the Grand Duchy, serving 43% of the total TV market. In addition to its residential TV audience, POST Luxembourg offers streaming services to select hotels, retirement homes and even the country’s correctional facilities. POST Luxembourg is also the nation’s primary IPTV provider.