IPV Curator

Once again, the IBC - International Broadcasting Convention has exceeded expectations, addressing the industry's most pressing challenges while showcasing groundbreaking innovations that promise to shape the future of media and broadcasting. It was an honor to present IPV Curator’s cutting-edge technology, which seamlessly links Adobe creatives with Microsoft Azure AI Video Intelligence and Media Asset Management. This innovation unlocks the full potential of broadcast archives and inspires us all to push the boundaries of what's possible.   The conversations at the Microsoft booth were dynamic and insightful, making it difficult to capture every highlight. For those who couldn't attend IBC or missed the IPV Curator showcase, here are some of the standout innovations that generated significant interest on the show floor:   ·       IPV Curator created quite a buzz with its seamless integration into the Adobe Creative Cloud. It empowers creatives and editors to access their content archives from anywhere, even on low bandwidth, all without leaving the Adobe Creative Cloud panel. Curator facilitates remote workflows and offers intelligent media management, enabling cloud-based editing and collaboration that transforms how creative and marketing teams work and collaborate. ·       Rapid Deployment of Media Asset Management: The buzz around deploying media asset management in just six weeks was palpable. Attendees were astonished to learn that what was once a 12-month+ endeavor could now be achieved in a fraction of the time. This efficiency is not just a game changer but a testament to the power of innovation and the potential for rapid progress across the industry.   ·       Live Multi-Cam Data Feeds: The sports sector showed great enthusiasm for our unveiling of live multi-cam data feeds, which automatically generate sub-clips from pivotal moments like goals, slam dunks, and hole-in-ones. The potential for AI to create fully automated highlight reels with a single click promises to revolutionize content creation for our sports partners, making the editing process faster and simpler than ever. ·       From discussions on remote workflows and the digital media supply chain to rapidly searching archives and integrating client storage solutions, the conversations at IBC highlighted significant opportunities for cost savings, content acceleration, automation, and scalability in managing video content within the Microsoft Azure cloud. These discussions are set to continue well beyond the event.   Thank you to Microsoft, Simon Crownshaw, Andy Beach, and many more for inviting IPV Curator to demonstrate the future of content, collaboration, and creativity within the broadcasting/M&E industries.   To everyone who engaged with us to discuss their media management challenges, we look forward to continuing these conversations and working together to find solutions.   For more information, please reach out or visit us at www.ipv.com.  

Thank you to the amazing Microsoft media team for inviting IPV Curator on to your IBC booth to show the industry how Azure AI Video Intelligence combines Media Asset Management to monetize the broadcast archive. Special thanks to Simon Crownshaw Andy Beach Scott M. Davis David Tulloch Giovanni Severini James MacGregor Bastien Vitrolles Luca Rossetti Andrea Zacchi

Just wrapped up an exhilarating experience at the Devoncroft Exec Summit in Amsterdam! The event was a goldmine of cutting-edge insights, spotlighting the top AI impacts reshaping the media industry. Don’t miss out on exciting collaboration with IPV and Microsoft - at the Microsoft booth at IBC (Hall 14 - 14.A14), where we're harnessing the power of Azure AI to revolutionize areas like Media Asset Management, Metadata Management, Captioning, and Video Editing. It’s the future of media, and it’s happening now! You can also visit our IPV Booth in Hall 3 - 3.B40! #IBC #MicrosoftPartner #MediaManagement #AI Daniel Mathew

IPV can also be found in Hall 3.B40, see you there !!

I’m excited to share that IPV Curator will be at IBC Show, in just a few short days! We’ll be showcasing the incredible power of semantic search. You can catch us booth 3.B40! Semantic search isn’t just about speeding up searches—it’s about unlocking the full potential of your media archive. By understanding the context and meaning behind queries, this technology helps you find exactly what you need without the usual hassle of keyword searching or metadata digging. What’s even more impressive is how it can enhance team collaboration. Semantic search delivers more relevant results, making it easier for teams to access and share assets. Plus, it has the potential to reveal valuable insights and hidden content within your archive, which can drive better decision-making and maximize your media resources. If you’re attending IBC Show, I highly recommend stopping by booth 3.B40 to see how semantic search could revolutionize your media management. It’s definitely worth checking out!

Exciting news! IPV Curator will be at IBC Show 2024, and we’re eager to demonstrate how semantic search can unlock the full potential of your media archive. Visit us at booth 3.B40! Curious to know why is semantic search such a breakthrough for your Media Asset Management (MAM) system? Imagine having a tool that not only speeds up your search but also understands the context and meaning behind your queries. This isn’t just about faster searches—semantic search can truly unleash the hidden value in your media archive. By grasping the nuances of your content and queries, semantic search helps you find exactly what you need without the guesswork. It makes collaboration smoother by providing more relevant results, ensuring that your team can access and share assets more effectively. Plus, it can reveal insights and content that might otherwise remain buried, allowing you to fully leverage your archive’s potential. Come by booth 3.B40 to see how semantic search can transform the way you manage and utilize your media assets. We look forward to showing you the future of media management! IBC - International Broadcasting Convention #IBCShow2024 #AI #SemanticSearch #TechInnovation

Exciting News! Over the last couple of months I've had the privilege of working with some of the amazing team at Microsoft / Microsoft Azure on the very latest in multimodal analytical AI. I was completely blown away when I started running tests and even now am still scratching the surface of what's possible. It's probably the most exciting technology shift I've seen in recent years and has the promise of revolutionising how IPV Curator's customers can find relevant content within their media without relying on rigid or outdated libraries. The value this offers media organisations across all verticals (Sports, Enterprise, News, Broadcast for example) is unparalleled frankly. Huge thanks to the Microsoft team - Andy Beach, Scott M. Davis, Joe Filcik, and Ryan Menezes and the IPV Curator team - Dave Cole, Iswarya Dhandapani, Krystyna Bromek-Burnside, and James Luff. Please book a meeting below to see it in action for yourself, I'll be ready and waiting on the Microsoft stand. https://lnkd.in/eC2bF9bR #IBC2024 #AI #Microsoft #Azure #MicrosoftPartner

This is a game-changer! Microsoft's next-generation AI now offers advanced capabilities to search for video clips based on sentiment, location, shot angle, logos, and more, within any context. This represents a significant leap forward in search technology! #MicrosoftPartner #Azure #AI #IBCShow2024

This changes everything. Microsoft’s next gen AI now has the ability to search for video clips containing any sentiment, location, shot angle, logo and more – all within any context. Mind blowing! #MicrosoftPartner #Azure #AI

Slightly surprisingly, this time in 2 weeks I'll be off to #IBC2024 with IPV Curator. I'm not sure why it's a surprise every year but it just seems to be that way so I'd better roll with it. This year I've decided not to schlep to the airport so I'm taking advantage of being just down the road from Harwich and have booked myself and the kit on the overnight 🛳 to Hook of Holland. Should be a lot lower in carbon and more relaxing to boot! Is anyone else doing the same or am I an outlier here?