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A key challenge in the media environment today is how to rapidly produce and deliver a growing amount of video content to multiple platforms, networks, and devices. If broadcasters, payTV operators, and enterprises want to succeed, they need to partner with a technology provider that offers reliable, adaptable, and cost-effective media platform and cloud solutions.
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At the 2018 NAB Show, GLOBECOMM will present its end-to-end automated and virtualized approach to content creation and delivery. With GLOBECOMM's video infrastructure solutions, broadcasters and payTV providers can meet the demand for high-quality video on a wide range of devices while increasing bandwidth efficiency, boosting monetization, and reducing CAPEX.
As one of the few infrastructure providers with an end-to-end workflow solution that includes global satellite, terrestrial, and cloud distribution options, Globecomm provides operators with the flexibility and scalability that is critical for multi-platform video content delivery. By offering support for the latest video formats and compression technologies including SD, HD, HEVC, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4, all from a unified platform, Globecomm assures content delivery in the formats every broadcaster needs.
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Vector Virtualized Headend System Reduces Multi-Platform Video Delivery Costs
At the 2018 NAB Show, GLOBECOMM will present Vector, a state-of-the-art virtualized video headend system. Vector provides a single compact vendor-agnostic platform for media processing, packaging, and customization of video content — from acquisition and contribution to playout and distribution, and is scalable up to hundreds of channels. Leveraging GLOBECOMM's robust satellite, IP, and fiber content delivery networks, along with direct access to AWS at key data center locations, Vector can deliver video content across multiple platforms including OTT, DTH, IPTV, cable, satellite, and terrestrial TV, with high availability and in all compression formats.
By replacing traditional data centers with a combination of software and compact data storage solutions, Vector significantly reduces rack space, cabling, and power requirements. Based on a predictable OPEX business model, Vector allows operators to launch new services and features with greater speed and cost efficiency.
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Tempo OTT Cloud Video Platform Improves Interactive Communications
GLOBECOMM will showcase the latest version of its Tempo OTT cloud video platform for enterprise applications at the 2018 NAB Show. With the flexibility to be deployed on-premises or in the cloud, Tempo allows enterprises to securely deliver live and on-demand interactive corporate training, communications, and distance learning content on any screen, anywhere in the world.
While most content training platforms are limited to internet distribution, Tempo's OTT video platform supports distribution over satellite, dedicated terrestrial networks, and IP, providing enterprises with enhanced flexibility and reliability. When used as a fully hosted cloud-based service solution, Tempo offers enterprises a wide range of advanced functionalities and minimizes bandwidth consumption by leveraging multicast streaming technology.
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Executive Speaking SessionGLOBECOMM Vice President of Technology, Augusto Villasenor, will speak at the Broadcast Engineering and Information Technology Conference at NAB. The presentation will occur on Sunday, April 8, from 3:20 to 4:40 p.m. in room N260 of the Las Vegas Convention Center. During the presentation, Villasenor will describe a next-gen approach centered on the development of a new media center — from program preparation to playout processes to distribution headend — within a Media Enterprise Service Bus virtualized video infrastructure.