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    Front Porch Digital to highlight LYNX

    LYNX is an enterprise-scale cloud implementation of content storage management.
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    LYNX is designed to deliver adaptable, on-demand scalability, as well as to reduce capital and operational costs.

    At IBC2013, Front Porch Digital will highlight its LYNX cloud content storage management system.

    LYNX leverages the latest cloud and web technologies to provide a range of networked and distributed solutions. LYNXdr is a hosted disaster recovery service that allows global media enterprises to centralize critical assets and consolidate operations. LYNXlocal is a simple extension to LYNX that operates locally as an appliance, caching cloud content and providing integration to specialized systems if needed. LYNXlocal is billed as a service element at a low monthly rate.

    Also at the show, Front Porch Digital will feature its DIVAdirector V5.2 media asset management system; its DIVArchive V7.1 content storage management system; and its SAMMA product lines, which automate the digitization of videotape, moving content into secure, accessible and searchable digital storage.

    For more information, visit Front Porch Digital at IBC Stand 7.D14.

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