Blue Order Set to Demo Tapeless Workflow at IBC2009

    Powered by the Media Archive 3.4, a media asset management tool which helps content users to reuse, repurpose and resell their content with greater efficiency.
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    Blue Order is bringing their latest tapeless workflow system to the IBC Show. It’s powered by the company’s Media Archive 3.4, a media asset management tool which provides quick and easy access to content, automates workflows and helps content users to reuse, repurpose and resell their content with greater efficiency.

    Blue Order will also be introducing Media Archive Edit, which is a rough cut editing application for journalists, producers, archivists and editors.

    Also look for a full range of other Blue Order tapeless workflow products while visiting their Stand.

    Blue Order will be at stand 3.C40.

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