How Mediaset grows with Dalet

Who is Mediaset

Mediaset (Gruppo Mediaset) is Italy’s largest commercial broadcaster. Back in 2010, they embarked on a radical business transformation with Dalet to produce more content, faster, to more devices with a future-proofed and scalable agile system in response to new business opportunities. Furthermore, they integrated a new approach to connecting teams, breaking production silos and creating a centralized internal news agency with content customization at the heart.

How MediaSet Uses Dalet for News?

Step inside the Mediaset newsroom and see how they successfully managed to connect teams and systems across all their sites and channels by leveraging Dalet Galaxy five. Discover how Mediaset empowers journalists and production teams to deliver more comprehensive and customizable news stories faster than ever before!

How has Mediaset increased efficiency with Dalet?

Focused on delivering richer, more diverse and higher quality content, Mediaset strategically optimized their media supply chain by automating system and human tasks. With increased control over their media assets, operations and archives, Mediaset is now able to easily manage complex workflows and to deliver content to their three linear TV channels and the web.

How Mediaset Uses Dalet for Info-tainment?

With news consumption models constantly evolving, Mediaset is diversifying its content distribution channels to keep viewers engaged. News teams produce, package, customize and share large amounts of media rapidly and efficiently. By leveraging Dalet solutions, Mediaset is able to manage all their editorial workflows including “Info-tainment” content production such as breaking news, game shows and talk shows.

How Mediaset grows with Dalet?

Since 2010, Dalet has supported Mediaset’s growth. With fast deployment, major extensions and one single platform with ubiquitous access, Mediaset has recently launched a 24/7 News channel within a centralized environment and built an internal agency that produces and shares fast-paced news content for their three linear TV channels and the web.