Teamium MAM, Media and Asset management, cataloging, indexing, publishing

Teamium Mam

Effective content management and archiving are core functions in the production cycle, helping content owners to monetize their assets quickly, publish via portals and implement appropriate digital rights management.

The Teamium Media Asset management solution allows you to find, manage and monetize your multimedia content through easy cataloguing, media selection and management of rights and fees.


Advantages
  • Collaborative application.
  • Optimized asset archiving
  • Fast query and asset selection
  • Reliable, real-time reporting
  • Compatibility with other enterprise applications (e.g. web services, SOA).

Key features
Asset
  • Consolidation of production metadata with descriptor indexing.
  • Management of media versions/format/physical location (server, archive).
  • Extensive Status management/Rendering/3D effects/animation.
  • Traceability based on season, series, episode, sequence, scene etc.
  • Librarian descriptor indexing.
  • Management of rights and copyright (for broadcasting and publishing).
  • Player, low res media browser with logging capability.
  • Report and summary editing.
Search
  • Full text search, multiple criteria queries including filters with the possibility to save queries.
  • Display batch result by list, icon wall.
  • Selection and categorization of items found.
  • Low resolution browser.
  • Privacy management.
  • Browse production script and the production folder regrouping all the media used.
  • Visibility across archiving tasks
Process
  • Easy initiation of tasks involving equipment or external SOA based applications
  • Direct FTP transfers.
  • Media dispatch to process (transfer, transcoding, archiving, etc.).
  • View tasks in progress on a timeline.
  • Creation of intermediary tasks using UMID content tagging
Thesaurus Function
  • Compliant with multi-language ISO Standard 2788.
  • Display terms in hierarchical and character mode.
  • Terms management
  • Batch update.