The latest evolution of the Signiant Platform is on show, including new capabilities for accelerating file transfers and working with content across distributed environments.
The company says its next chapter is about accelerating everything around content, rather than simply moving files faster.
Key announcements include Intelligent Transport for Media Shuttle, designed to make greater use of high-bandwidth infrastructure through multi-threaded and multi-gigabit transfers that adapt to live network conditions.
Signiant Pulse is also being introduced, a new line of secure connected services designed to help media organisations work with content wherever it resides.
Chris Fournelle, Executive Director, Strategy Operations, Signiant, said: “IBC is integral to Signiant’s business. It’s a fantastic opportunity to have conversations with customers at scale – their business needs, their challenges, and the overall health of the industry. We come away from Amsterdam with a clearer read on where the market is going than any other week of the year gives us.”
Stand Number: 5.C74
Company: www.signiant.com
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