Acceleration/Speed

Sending DCPs over the Internet has been a goal of many media companies, especially those that work with multiple national and international theaters like Japan-based Broadmedia.

Media file sizes continue to grow, increasing the need for bandwidth and file acceleration technology. While the technical aspects are well understood, the financial implications can be surprisingly convoluted.

In a rapidly changing landscape, there are huge challenges —as well as opportunities—for distributing video in the media and entertainment industry.

Content companies need to have adaptable, operational speed to survive and succeed in this consumer-driven and cloud-enabled media landscape.

Signiant software helps the world’s top content creators and distributors ensure fast and secure delivery of large files over public and private IP networks.

Today, most large enterprises have developed teams that look and act a lot like a media production company, and they are facing some familiar technical challenges.

A dive into what problems Signiant’s products solve: what we do and don’t do in the world of file transfer acceleration

VFX Legion needed a fast, secure FTP alternative to enable a global team of remote artists working with large media files. They chose Media Shuttle. Here’s why.

Launching an innovative SaaS platform for analyzing, exploring and visualizing mining data, Snowden was faced with the challenge of how to enable their customers to upload large geospatial data sets into the cloud from locations all around the world. Then they found Signiant.

At Discovery Communications, a file delivery process that once involved the shipment of thousands of data tapes from around the world into the U.S. media giant’s Quality Control center has been reimagined for the cloud.

Turner, one of the United States’ largest global media companies, currently delivers international programming through 38 brands in 36 languages to more than 200 countries via its Technology and Operations team.

Accord Productions has put the three Media Shuttle portal modes to use in a highly optimized way, allowing them to “operate much larger than they are.” Read the full case study for details.