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EURO DEBUT FOR SPYCERNODE2 Rohde & Schwarz BY KEVIN EMMOTT
The latest version of Rohde & Schwarz’s storage platform, SpycerNode2, is making its IBC debut in Hall 7. The platform builds on high performance computing (HPC) technologies to provide power and fl exibility for shared media storage. Designed for broadcast, media production and content creation, the company says that SpycerNode2 delivers greater redundancy and resilience, powerful erasure coding, ease of management and high- performance caching that utilises NVMe technology.
Rohde & Schwarz has also formed an agreement with specialist distributor Global
Distribution Group which focuses on the SpycerNode storage platform. Headquartered in the UK, Global Distribution is active across Europe with offi ces in the EU, as well as India and the US. The agreement ensures that buyers of SpycerNode products will have access to comprehensive support and SLAs, including advice from Rohde & Schwarz, and additional complementing solutions from Global Distribution. 7.B21
The latest version of the SpycerNode storage platform delivers greater redundancy and resilience
ANALYTICS FOR ALL BroadView Software BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
New tools from BroadView Software enable AI-based inventory management and strategic long-term scheduling. Most analytics software is developed with C-suite in mind, rather than the people using the product every day. BroadView says its tools are operationally focused so schedulers can plumb data for scheduling, logs, presentation schedule, log analytics, commercials and ad avails (unsold units), and future buying decisions.
A web-based dashboard intersects with AI-powered analytics that converge budget, programming blocks and inventory to show maximisation of profi ts. With streamlined
Atkin: ‘This will answer your what-ifs’
visuals and graphs, users can easily follow key metrics in their daily decision-making towards optimising the bottom line. Michael Atkin, President, and CEO, BroadView, said: “This will answer your what-ifs, help validate objectives and provide actuals, allowing you to determine if projections will meet your programming and revenue objectives.” 2.C50
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