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Case Studies
Yusari Filem: Delivering DCPs Across Malaysia with Signiant Jet

“Jet provides a tightly-curated set of the same enterprise capabilities, but scaled to the needs and budgets of smaller companies.”
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How Signiant Media Shuttle Enables Janson Media to Compete With Companies Many Times Their Size

“Media Shuttle immediately helped. It kept our workflow and delivery process smooth and reliable, and enabled us to re-focus on growing our business.” ~ Jesse Janson, EVP Acquisitions & Development at Janson Media
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Broadmedia: Terrestrial Digital Cinema Distribution Using Signiant Technology

With the use of Signiant technology, Broadmedia was able to successfully distribute DCPs over the Internet at scale.
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Harbor Picture Company: A New York Premium Brand Enables Next Generation Collaborative Workflows

Harbor Picture Company has designed and built some of the most state-of-the-art post production facilities in New York City. They already occupy 50,000 square feet of space in Soho, and just broke ground on New York’s largest scale theatrical mix stage and premier screening room outfitted with Atmos, 3-D, and 4K projection. Harbor also recently deployed Signiant’s Media Shuttle, a hybrid SaaS large file transfer solution to address a critical aspect of the next phase in their business growth.
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Hearst Television Gains a “Tremendous Advantage” With Signiant’s Private Cloud Solution, Managers+Agents

Hearst’s new system—called UploadSpot—leverages Managers+Agents from Signiant to deliver a private cloud solution that centralizes ingest processing, and distribution across the 29 Hearst US local stations. Using the UploadSpot system, local commercials to be aired on a particular station are delivered directly to the Centrally Hosted systems, instead of the local station.
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London-Based Global Broadcaster Creates a New Pathway for High-Speed, Large File Delivery

This broadcaster operates in 77 countries, available in over 60 million homes, in 15 languages, and centers its business on fast, efficient delivery of content from the US to other geographies, where programs must be edited, dubbed and subtitled anew for regional rebroadcast, then sent to regional playout center partners. Delivering the entire US catalog of programming content across the world via the corporate network is no small undertaking—nor is the daily workload of sending numerous large files of between 2 GB to 12 GB each to colleagues and partners.

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Post Office Films Finds Success With Large File Movement Software

Post Office Films is a post-production house based in Budapest, Hungary and works with hundreds of films and production houses spanning the globe. They are accustom to the challenges of trying to transfer large media files (as much as 2 TB of video files in a single day), and often juggle three or four productions at one time. They sorely needed an FTP replacement — it was slow and cumbersome — and had resorted to shipping physical media and flying in editors.
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NFL Network Moves Gameday Footage Coast-to-Coast With Signiant

Using Signiant, NFL Films footage from each game can be uploaded to a secure, shared, digital storage folder to be reviewed and edited by NFL Network employees. These clips are then securely sent across a high-speed, Wide Area Network (WAN) spanning almost 3,000 miles.
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Digital Domain Saves Time and Optimizes Production Workflows with Signiant

Digital Domain chose Signiant’s file movement software to meet the company’s high throughput requirements, streamline the file transfer process and increase editing productivity, . The solution’s central management functionality enables Digital Domain’s production staff to speed delivery of content while monitoring the multi-step process of creating 3D content from 2D original material.
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Signiant Media Exchange Faciliates Fast, Secure Transfer of Video Assets for Japan’s Mainichi Broadcasting System

In observance of MBS’s anniversary, “Around the World in 60 Days” plotted the adventures of Japanese journalist Nishi Yasushi as he traveled to multiple destinations on each continent and sampled the food and local culture along the way. Every day, the engineering team used the So-Air service to file video reports from each location over public Internet connections using Signiant software.