NAB 2023: Telestream to unveil next-gen content management solution

Telestream is set to showcase Telestream Content Manager at NAB 2023. The next-generation solution provides a single point of access for content across an organisation’s entire storage ecosystem, including cloud and on-prem storage.

Built on the DIVA Core technology, Telestream Content Manager is integrated with the Telestream workflow orchestration tools, as well as supporting all major MAM, PAM and automation systems.

“As media workflows continue to migrate to the cloud, content owners and aggregators find themselves with content stored locally and across multiple cloud platforms,” said Telestream SVP of content management Geoff Tognetti. “We’re introducing Telestream Content Manager to provide a pathway to work seamlessly with any form of storage on-premises or in multiple cloud platforms simultaneously, while lowering our customers’ costs to do so.”

Three innovations combine to make this unification of cloud and on-prem content management practical and cost effective, according to Telestream. First, an intuitive web-based user interface provides users with the tools that they need to discover and work with their media content. All content information is indexed and searchable, including both system metadata, editorial metadata imported from other systems and customer-configurable metadata. Once content is found, it can be played back directly within the application and transferred to any connected device such as a storage, production, or playout system.

Second, auto-object discovery and the ability to index files directly from cloud storage eliminates the egress costs associated with copying to another location and enables enterprises to efficiently manage both legacy content and incoming files.

Finally, the automation of content management actions and triggering of automated workflows enables greater efficiency through the ability to create sophisticated supply chain workflows that incorporate content movement, lifecycle management and media processing.