Cisco Media Data Center – More innovation with less complexity
File-based media production is poised to transform the industry. Find out how Cisco’s Media Data Center platform - designed specifically for media workflows - can help broadcasters innovate, collaborate, and deliver a new generation of media experiences.
Cisco Media Data Center provides an ideal platform for powering a new generation of file-based media workflows. This advanced, video-optimized data center architecture helps broadcasters lower capital and operational costs, effectively manage growing complexity and scale, and unleash unprecedented creativity and innovation in media services.
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Where Is My File? IP Networks in Media Data Centers presented by Luc Andries
The broadcast world is transitioning to file-based media workflows. This video gives an overview of what challenges broadcasters are facing in implementing IP-based media workflows,
why dealing with video in the network is unique, what is required for a successful, file-based media workflow and to achieve your workflow goals using data center bridging (DCB).
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Virtualized media data centersSep 1, 2010 12:00 PM, By Luc Andries Media companies have embraced IP-based architectures as the standard solution for file-based media production. This evolution enables today's media environments... |
Employing Data Center Bridging in media networks
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As more broadcasters transition to file-based media production systems, Internet Protocol (IP) has become the transport technology of choice. Applying...
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Facing media traffic challengesFeb 1, 2010 12:00 PM, By Luc Andries, MSC As media companies transition to file-based production environments, many have experienced problems translating media applications to an IP environment.... |
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Building IP-centric media data centersMar 1, 2010 12:00 PM, By Luc Andries As broadcasters transition to file-based media production, large disk-based storage systems are becoming the fundamental media service of the production... |
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