Collaborating remotely using cloud-based tools for efficient broadcast production Nov. 14, 2024
In this second part of our three-part Industry Insights series on workflows, we examine the forces driving efficiency and innovation in broadcast production processes.
Today’s industry faces growing demands for faster, more adaptable production processes, balanced by the need for cost-effective solutions. Experts discuss advancements in IP-based technologies, cloud-based tools, automation and remote production that are challenging traditional workflows, from reducing physical infrastructure to enabling seamless content collaboration across distances.
Dive into their insights on how these changes are helping broadcasters achieve operational efficiency, flexibility and strategic growth in an increasingly competitive environment.
Key takeaways from the Industry Insights roundtable
- The shift to IP-based workflows is creating new efficiencies, reducing infrastructure needs and offering flexible, scalable options for broadcasters.
- Cloud-based solutions and remote production workflows allow for decentralized content creation, enabling broadcasters to cover events from virtually anywhere.
- Centralized asset management and automated indexing are helping broadcasters maximize the value of large media archives.
- Broadcasters are increasingly adopting integrated platforms, allowing for collaboration across roles and more user-friendly, unified workflows.
What is driving efficiency (and cost savings) in broadcast production today?
Sam Peterson, COO, Bitcentral: Automation, cloud-based solutions, and centralized asset management are key drivers of efficiency and cost savings in broadcast production. By using streamlined workflows and optimized resource allocation, broadcasters reduce operational expenses while accelerating production timelines.
How does automation enhance efficiency in broadcast production workflows?
Sam Peterson: Automation eliminates repetitive tasks, accelerates content processing, and reduces human error, leading to faster, more efficient production workflows. With a technology partner skilled in workflow automation, broadcasters can automate routine functions like file transfers and metadata tagging, allowing teams to focus on creative and strategic tasks.
How is remote production influencing broadcast workflows?
Sam Peterson: Remote production allows for more flexible, decentralized workflows, reducing the need for large on-site teams and making it easier to cover events worldwide. When combined with cloud and automation tools, remote production becomes a powerful way to ensure continuity and reduce costs while maintaining broadcast quality.
Read more online: newscaststudio.com/2024/industry-insights-remote-production-automation-and-efficiency-in-broadcast-workflows/