IBC 2019: Xytech debuts new user interface and upgrades to mediaPulse

Xytech will highlight several major updates to its MediaPulse product line during IBC 2019.

One of the main features of MediaPulse being showcased is the completely redesigned user interface. This re-design is Xytech’s response to the recent market need to place targeted functionality in the hands of every staff member, freelancer and vendor in order to create a seamless end-to-end automated workflow. In order to do this properly, the UI is now completely intuitive and can operate on any device.

“MediaPulse 2019 delivers this much-needed UI functionality,” said Greg Dolan,  Xytech. “As the first consumer-grade UI in our market, this reimagining is responsive, molding itself to the device, and is available on-prem or in the Cloud.”

The new UI also contains a unique, integrated mobile experience for low touch users on phones. This is ideal for staff members needing to see schedules, accept assignments and actualize work hours.

Another key upgrade includes the update to the Personnel Manager to include real-time counters in the scheduling view to track any entitlements, work time, available time, overtime or any other classification managed by MediaPulse. The Personnel Manager rules engine has been upgraded to track all user-defined conditions, alert staff when thresholds are exceeded, compute costs and prepare timesheets. This specifically addresses the European Working Time Directive.

In addition to the updates to the Personnel Manager, the Transmission Module has also undergone several upgrades. New functionality manages both technical compatibility and service compatibility. Users automatically create a technically correct circuit while simultaneously ensuring the selected devices fulfil the service required. This new functionality works hand-in-hand with device monitoring capabilities to make sure operators have a single source of truth for all transmission bookings.

The new user interface is available now in the 2019 version of MediaPulse.

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