SVG’s ninth-annual Sports Asset Management & Storage (SAMS) Forum at the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan drew more than 300 industry leaders on Wednesday – the most ever for […] More
Long-term archive solutions and disaster recovery are two crucial factors in securing content properly. At the SVG Sports Asset Management Forum last week, experts took to the stage to discuss […] More
Did you miss last month’s Sports Asset Management Forum? Want to review some of the in-depth case study presentations again? The Sports Video Group is pleased to announce that audio […] More
The 2013 Sports Asset Management Forum offered attendees a thought-provoking overview of the future of asset-management hardware in an age when cloud-based services, object-based storage, and applied analytics look to […] More
If not properly maintained and organized, a network’s asset-management strategy can quickly become as messy as a rowdy 12-year-old’s bedroom. At last week’s Sports Asset Management Forum in New York […] More
Discussing the cloud can oftentimes feel like discussing a cloud: amorphous, intangible, nearly impossible to pin down. Adding cloud-based technologies and workflows to the discussion doesn’t always make understanding the […] More
At last week’s SVG Sports Asset Management Forum, leagues, networks, and manufacturers discussed some of the common challenges, solutions, and best practices in the exploding field of media-asset–management (MAM). Typically […] More
There is only one sure thing for any league or sports network building out a new asset-management system in today’s landscape: five to ten years down the road they are […] More
In technology, as in life, the one thing you can be sure of is change. At SVG’s Sports Asset Management Forum on Tuesday, technology professionals discussed some of the key […] More
An ordinary day at NBA Entertainment’s facility in Secaucus, NJ, is anything but ordinary. Thousands of video clips and media assets fly through the building and out into the NBA […] More
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