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The demand for content across platforms, devices and regions continues to grow, adding complexity - and opportunity - across the global media supply chain. It is this that led to the development of the IMF standard and its growing adoption by major studios and broadcasters worldwide.

The rise of global cross-company partnerships has created the need for new business strategies based in ecosystem models, and the software that supports them.

This week, Signiant has released version 14.0 of Manager+Agents, which addresses key areas such as the ability to work on files while they’re still growing, performance improvements, and important security fixes.

We’re excited to welcome Bill Thompson, an industry veteran with decades of accumulated wisdom, to help guide the next phase of Signiant’s evolution.

The popularity of OTT content remains unabated, driving innovation in not only consumer viewing experiences but the way media and entertainment companies create and deliver content.

Choosing large file transfer and sharing software that is storage independent is critical for media businesses with multiple storage types.

Efforts by major media enterprises and content security associations are seeking to replace FTP across the industry's inherently interconnected global supply chain.

COPA90 has a huge following, but they do not have the huge on-premises infrastructure common for covering large sports events. Here's how COPA90 pulled off their World Cup coverage.

Common across the industry: hybrid cloud/multi-cloud architectures, transitioning from custom hardware/software to multi-tenant SaaS, and managing increasingly complex global supply chains.

A few weeks ago, a journalist from IBC365 reached out to us about our experience transitioning from developing on-premises to cloud-native software for the media industry. Here's the full Q&A with Margaret.