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Archiving Solutions

Archiving Solutions for Individual Requirements

All industries and all sectors are faced with the question of archiving digital data material – and finding the right solution. The answer depends on several factors. The size of the system installation, tape automation with digital tapes or hard-drive-based NAS storage solutions, permanent or temporary archiving, memory capacities, data types, and much more.

Can your archiving system meet all these requirements? Is it cost-efficient and energy-efficient? Does it have secure storage media, virus protection, and reliable long-term storage solutions? Can it digitize, store, recycle, and re-use 13/15 mm film and tape material? Can it be linked to an overarching MAM system? Is this planned or was this already implemented?

 

These and other questions should preferably be discussed with an experienced partner like BFE. We have extensive expertise in the design, implementation, and support of digital archives. We know which system and network configurations are needed in each case. We are used to handling large data volumes, and can ensure fast backup to digital archives, as well as fast retrieval (back-up/restore).

 

Benefit from our BFE Professional Services to optimize your archive: Planning, implementation, and service are performed in-house. We purchase the hardware and software suited to your specific requirements.

 

We focus on product neutrality, maximum quality, and optimum longevity, timing, and costs.

 

Our range of services includes:

  • Consulting, planning, implementation, and service

  • Hardware

    • Tape automation

    • Servers

  • Software

    • Archive middleware software

  • Linking to overarching Media Asset Management solutions (MAM)

    • Storage management (HSM = Hierarchical Storage Management)

    • Overarching MAM systems for easier researching/retrieval of archived data/content

 

Applied technology/products:

  • Archive middleware software

  • Nearline/offline archive storage solutions

    • Large system installations: e.g. using tape automation with digital data tapes

    • Small system installations: e.g. with hard-drive-based NAS storage solutions

    • Offline storage solutions

 

Contact us – we will be happy to advise you.

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ProSiebenSat.1

Tapeless workflow for material pool and playout center

The ProSiebenSat1 Group is the leading private television broadcaster in Germany, and one of the leading television service providers in Europe. As a technical service provider, ProSiebenSat1 Produktion (PSP) is responsible for the playout of its free and subscription TV channels in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. PSP manages all production units of Sat1, ProSieben, and Kabel Eins, including concept development for OnAir design, advertising, and audio design, as well as production of trailers and marketing. As part of the broadcaster’s expansion, all tape-based processes had to be switched to file-based processes to increase the efficiency of broadcasting operations, and transferred to a highly-automated environment. The foundations were laid in two subprojects – the material pool and the playout center. The new tapeless workflow was used for the first time in these areas.

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Radio Bremen, founded in 1945, is ARD's smallest regional broadcasting agency. Halving ARD's financial compensation ...

MBC Group

Tapeless system environment with file-based workflows

The Middle East Broadcast Center (MBC Group) in Dubai operates 24 TV channels and several radio stations. With more than ...

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The ProSiebenSat1 Group is the leading private television broadcaster in Germany, and one of the leading television ...

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