Tedial Selected For Major MAM Project

Tedial has been selected for a major installation project at Norway's public service broadcaster, NRK.

Tedial Evolution provides NRK with multi-site Enterprise MAM, Capture Manager software and a designated Disaster Recovery facility to service its headquarters in Oslo, plus 12 regional sites. The solution enables an end-to-end business media platform, bringing together media preparation and logistics into a complete supply chain.

As a result, this provides partners like NRK with scalable tools that enable them to increase their media throughput in line with the speed at which media consumption is increasing year-on-year. Tedial Evolution is designed to reinforce a collaborative working environment and drive workflows for linear, VOD and OTT services.

Tedial Evolution provides NRK with a centralised, fully configurable MAM that can be accessed by all NRK sites across the country enabling access to resources and operational activities specific to individual or group requirements.

Tedial's Capture Manager software will provide NRK with a central interface for controlling and monitoring devices as well as advanced, ingest features, while NRK's new Disaster Recovery facility provides business continuity options to manage content replication and transfer to multiple sites. The new Tedial Evolution workflow is fully integrated with NRK's existing metadata bank and third-party ecosystem.

Helge Løken, NRK's Project Manager Production – Origo, said: "NRK is looking forward to collaborating with Tedial on this project. They are a company with a strong reputation in the broadcast industry and we have faith in their ability to deliver."

Esther Mesas, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Tedial, added: "New-generation MAM technology allows broadcasters and media companies to execute global operations and be competitive. NRK required a long-term partner that can provide an outstanding technical solution, which will leverage total cost of ownership and fulfil future technical requirements. We are delighted to be that partner and look forward to working with NRK over the next five years and beyond."

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(JP/LM)