PARIS—Dalet will showcase accessible media workflows and next-generation newsroom solutions at the 2022 NAB Show, April 23-27, in Las Vegas.
The company will make the NAB Show debut of the Dalet Flex for Teams offered as-a-service for all teams requiring digital media management and multiplatform delivery and Dalet Pyramid solutions offering centralized planning, remote editing and digital production capabilities for modern storytelling and news production.
“We’ve been hard at work investing in and developing modern technologies to meet the demands of today’s media rich organizations,” said Dalet CTO Stephane Guez. “To support this, we have expanded the Dalet Team with media, cloud, and security experts whose focus is to enable wider market adoption of Dalet solutions beyond the traditional borders of broadcast.”
“These investments coupled with our intense R&D and project management efforts have enabled us to deliver an NAB showcase that we’re incredibly proud of—budget-friendly, pre-configured, convenient, yet secure workflow cloud-based offerings with state-of-the-art UX and UI experiences customers expect.”
Dalet Flex for Teams, being exhibited for the first time as-a-service, is based on the company’s Flex media workflow platform. The new, multi-tenanted software-as-a-service (SaaS) democratizes key media logistics applications, such as library management and multiplatform content distribution, the company said.
Offering affordable, pre-configured workflows fully hosted and managed by Dalet, the Flex for Teams solution makes it simple for customers to get up and running quickly and scale as needed with control over budgets, Dalet said.
Dalet Flex also is still offered as an enterprise-grade media workflow platform as a subscription that offers tailored to an organization’s needs and requirements. It can be hosted by users, in the cloud or on premises or by Dalet as a dedicated single-tenant implementation, it said.
Dalet Pyramid is the next step in the evolution of newsrooms running Dalet Galaxy five, expanding their workflow with three key new capabilities, including:
- Centralized planning for multi-platform and multi-site news operations making it possible to visualize, manage and assign stories at the corporate level;
- Remote web-based news editing via a browser even when bandwidth is limited. Editors can upload rushes, gather source materials, edit video from anywhere and publish remotely;
- Digital production to enable news organizations to plan, produce, edit video and distribute digital-first news content.
The company also will feature its Dalet Unified News Operations solution, an end-to-end collaborative newsroom operation system with modern storytelling tools, state-of-the-art workflow orchestration and a range of deployment, architecture and security options.
NAB Show attendees can book an appointment with the company online.
See Dalet at NAB Booth C4423.
