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Media Supply Chain & Archive
Low-Code Workflow Automation
Legacy content workflows are often rigid and slow to change, constraining teams from focusing on creative and editorial efforts. This demo showcases a low-code automation solution empowering non-technical teams to build custom applications, increasing their ability to focus on creative outcomes.
Leveraging Embrace's Pulse-IT, Codemill's Accurate.Video, Veritone's Digital Media Hub, and the C2PA open standard, this demonstration shows how a low-code workflow can be deployed to optimize content processing, provenance validation, and multichannel distribution. By adopting this pattern, media organizations and content creators can now optimize end-to-end processes, from QC to distribution.
Users experience an asset lifecycle with advanced QC, authentication, and syndication to a B2B portal. By integrating these AWS services and partner offerings, media teams can improve efficiency and time-to-market.
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