Harris joins Grass Valley Open Alliance Partner Program

    By participating in the OAP initiative and the REV PRO Certification Program, Harris will work with Grass Valley to create a tightly integrated workflow between the Infinity Series and Harris products.
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    Thomson has announced a collaborative development effort with Harris to provide customers with seamless interoperability between the Grass Valley Infinity Series of IT-immersed digital media camcorders, digital media recorders and removable media, and Harris' digital nonlinear editing and video server systems.

    The collaborative development effort includes Harris’ participation in the Grass Valley Open Alliance Partner (OAP) initiative, which supports new, open and flexible approaches to newsgathering and field production.

    By participating in the OAP initiative and the REV PRO Certification Program, Harris will work with Grass Valley to create a tightly integrated workflow between the Infinity Series products, REV PRO cartridges and Harris Velocity, and NEXIO NewsFlash editing and NEXIO server systems.

    For more information, visit: www.harris.com and www.grassvalley.com.

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