Sports organizations are rethinking content as a monetizable asset, not just marketing output. Dalet’s Marcy Lefkovitz joined NFL, New Orleans Saints, and ScorePlay leaders at the Business France Sports Business Summit to unpack how AI and data are driving that shift.
Most newsroom transformations stall at the technology layer. CBC's didn't. By restructuring workflows around the story itself, rather than the broadcast schedule, CBC is showing what it actually takes to move from legacy production to a connected, audience-first media supply chain.
ATSC 3.0 turns broadcast infrastructure into an IP-based data delivery network. Madeleine Noland, President of ATSC, explains what this means for broadcasters, local media, and the future of public service.
Teams across sports broadcast, live events, OTT distribution, and multi-platform publishing use Flex to manage content while it's still being created, automate how assets move across storage and delivery pipelines, and run production and archive workflows from a single platform. The 25.12 LTS release makes all of that faster and easier to operate. Here are three use cases worth knowing about.
What does real transformation look like inside a media organization? At Dalet's Executive Breakfast in Las Vegas, executives from CBC, AFP, AWS, Sportcast, and beyond shared how they're navigating the shift, from platform-centric workflows to audience-first operations, from experimentation to AI at scale. The takeaway wasn't about technology. It was about what has to change before the technology can deliver.
The media industry built custom MAMs for control and flexibility. Many ended up maintaining a permanent modernization burden instead. Agentic AI is raising the same build-vs-buy question, but it's moving in months, not years. The cautionary tale is worth revisiting before the decision gets made again.
Most AI demos look impressive until you ask who's handling the orchestration. With Dalia, the answer is Dalet Flex.
Budgets are shrinking. Technology cycles are accelerating. At IBC 2025, Telefónica TSA's Asier Valluerca explains how a shift to flexible, cloud-based media workflows — and a 20-year partnership with Dalet — is helping broadcasters adapt without the risk.
Discover how Dalet powers a connected media supply chain helping MBC streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and prepare for AI-driven media operations.
The media industry is undergoing a fundamental shift. Tim Day, SVP at Qvest, breaks down the three forces reshaping how content is made, managed, and distributed, and why the organizations moving fastest are the ones who got their infrastructure right first.
Most newsroom transformations stall at the technology layer. CBC's didn't. By restructuring workflows around the story itself, rather than the broadcast schedule, CBC is showing what it actually takes to move from legacy production to a connected, audience-first media supply chain.
ATSC 3.0 turns broadcast infrastructure into an IP-based data delivery network. Madeleine Noland, President of ATSC, explains what this means for broadcasters, local media, and the future of public service.
Teams across sports broadcast, live events, OTT distribution, and multi-platform publishing use Flex to manage content while it's still being created, automate how assets move across storage and delivery pipelines, and run production and archive workflows from a single platform. The 25.12 LTS release makes all of that faster and easier to operate. Here are three use cases worth knowing about.
What does real transformation look like inside a media organization? At Dalet's Executive Breakfast in Las Vegas, executives from CBC, AFP, AWS, Sportcast, and beyond shared how they're navigating the shift, from platform-centric workflows to audience-first operations, from experimentation to AI at scale. The takeaway wasn't about technology. It was about what has to change before the technology can deliver.
The media industry built custom MAMs for control and flexibility. Many ended up maintaining a permanent modernization burden instead. Agentic AI is raising the same build-vs-buy question, but it's moving in months, not years. The cautionary tale is worth revisiting before the decision gets made again.
Most AI demos look impressive until you ask who's handling the orchestration. With Dalia, the answer is Dalet Flex.
Budgets are shrinking. Technology cycles are accelerating. At IBC 2025, Telefónica TSA's Asier Valluerca explains how a shift to flexible, cloud-based media workflows — and a 20-year partnership with Dalet — is helping broadcasters adapt without the risk.
Discover how Dalet powers a connected media supply chain helping MBC streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and prepare for AI-driven media operations.
The media industry is undergoing a fundamental shift. Tim Day, SVP at Qvest, breaks down the three forces reshaping how content is made, managed, and distributed, and why the organizations moving fastest are the ones who got their infrastructure right first.
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