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Mark Coleman, Account Manager - pixitmedia
Complete Data Freedom: How a Broadcast Giant and Blockbuster Movie Houses Maintain Control of Their Own Creative IP
What if you could simplify your data workflow, reduce the complexity of working within a global environment, and integrate existing storage in a modern environment without migration? What if you also had the freedom to keep your intellectual property in the hands of your content creators, not technology providers? Great news: pixitmedia enables you to do all of that—without data vendor lock in, without data capacity tax, and without data movement tax—and with guaranteed performance! International TV and sports broadcasters, blockbuster movie houses, and numerous creative customers throughout the M&E industry use pixitmedia for their production workflows because they can maintain seamless data management and orchestration from ingest to archive without the bottleneck of a vendor between their data and where it needs to be. Products don’t solve problems, solutions do. Let pixitmedia show you how complete data freedom works with pixtor and ngenea.
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