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  • | Automation

    What’s the Cost of Losing Your Day’s Work? 

    If your systems were down, even for just a day, what would that cost you? $100,000? $200,000? More?
    By Chris Fournelle Read "What’s the Cost of Losing Your Day’s Work? " post
  • | Platform Capabilities

    Access Media Engine directly from an Adobe panel 

    Finding, accessing, and using media just got easier! Editors, assistants and artists can now directly connect Media Engine’s powerful search capability in an Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop or After Effects panel.
    By Chris Fournelle Read "Access Media Engine directly from an Adobe panel " post
  • | General

    Signiant at NAB 2024

    We’ve all talked about it — more files, more complexity, and growing file sizes. Since 2019, content moving internationally is up 60%, the number of files transferred is up 53% and the average file size is up 40%.
    By Scott Carroll Read "Signiant at NAB 2024" post
  • | Large File Transfer

    Understanding When Gaming Companies Require a Powerful File Transfer Solution

    Uncover why gaming companies require robust file transfer for an efficient gaming pipeline and how the Signiant Platform accelerates the gaming pipeline.
    By Chris Fournelle Read "Understanding When Gaming Companies Require a Powerful File Transfer Solution" post
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    | Cloud

    Gaming Production in the Cloud — Build Games Better

    Building great games requires great collaboration. Game designers, developers, graphic artists and other specialists must be able to share files easily — especially from remote locations, between global partners and different kinds of storage.
    By Scott Carroll Read "Gaming Production in the Cloud — Build Games Better" post
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    | FTP

    Feeling the Pain with an Outdated FTP System?

    If you’ve ever tried to send a large file using FTP, then you know that it just can’t be done. Here are 5 reasons to convince your bosses to find a cure for FTP ailments.
    By Scott Carroll Read "Feeling the Pain with an Outdated FTP System?" post
  • Essential security considerations: Get everyone on the same page and work together. Your first step, and best place to start. Educate yourselves, your clients, your coworkers and management on the risks and options. Recognize that every production is different and unique. Access, functionality and security are all important. Success requires all three, not just two. Recognize there is a technical side and a very big social side. Recognize that security protocols cannot hinder productivity. Put teams together that collaborate well. There will be a lot of learning on both sides. When choosing technology, first find a partner with a security-first mindset.
    | Security

    M&E File Security is a Team Sport

    If security measures become too much of a roadblock for people trying to get a production done, then your offense will find workarounds. Your game plan must find the sweet spot between ease of use and providing the security you require.
    By Scott Carroll Read "M&E File Security is a Team Sport" post
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    | General

    Sports Teams are Becoming Media Companies

    Sports teams have become media companies creating pre-game, in-game, and post-game entertainment to rally the fans and humanize teams and players, even during the off season.
    By Jodi Carter Read "Sports Teams are Becoming Media Companies" post
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    | General

    Sports, Signiant and Your Jewel Event

    The Signiant Platform is relied upon by events of all sizes to send files before, during and after your most important events.
    By Scott Carroll Read "Sports, Signiant and Your Jewel Event" post
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    | Automation

    Does Your Point-to-Point Technology Stack Meet the Moment?

    Automating content exchange is increasingly complex in the modern global environment. Does your point-to-point technology stack meet the moment?
    By Scott Carroll Read "Does Your Point-to-Point Technology Stack Meet the Moment?" post