Data Management What Is the OAIS Model and What Does It Ask of Storage? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 The OAIS model is the common language of digital preservation. Libraries, archives, research data repositories and space agencies … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Data Management What Storage Do National Libraries and Archives Use for Digital Preservation? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 Digital preservation storage has a time horizon that few other IT systems share. National libraries, national and regional … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Enterprise Object Storage Can a Media Asset Manager Use Object Storage Directly? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 Media asset management (MAM) systems sit at the center of broadcast, post-production and content owner workflows. They catalog … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Enterprise Object Storage What Is a Media Nearline Archive and Why Do Broadcasters Use One? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 A media nearline archive is a storage tier between fast production storage and deep archive, designed to keep … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Enterprise Object Storage Where Should a Broadcaster Keep Its VOD Library? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 VOD library storage is the long-lived home for everything a broadcaster or streaming service offers on demand: films, … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Enterprise Object Storage How Do Operators Build Cloud DVR Storage? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 Cloud DVR storage, also called network DVR or nPVR, lets pay TV subscribers record programs without a hard … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Enterprise Object Storage What Storage Does a Video Streaming Origin Server Need? by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 by Joshua Silvia October 5, 2026 Video origin server storage sits at the heart of every streaming service. Whether the service belongs to a … 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
