SDK offers Java EE digital media services engine.
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Designed for software developers and SaaS providers, Enterprise Media Server(TM) (EMS) OEM Edition facilitates development of digital media applications. Users can embed digital asset management services into their applications such as taxonomy management, cataloging and rendition management, media processing and transformation services, delivery services, and repository management. Embeddable digital media services engine features layered architecture and open standards framework.
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ClearStory Systems Launches Enterprise Media Server OEM Edition
Industry's first embeddable, open standards platform designed for the specialized demands of digital media applications
WESTBOROUGH, Mass., April 10-- ClearStory Systems, Inc., an established provider of contemporary digital asset management (DAM) solutions, today announced the availability of Enterprise Media Server(TM) (EMS) OEM Edition, the industry's first embeddable pure Java EE digital media services engine for software developers and software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers looking to shorten their time to market and reduce development costs. Through this new offering, providers of digital media-centric applications and workflow solutions will have direct access to ClearStory's award-winning standards-based media services platform for the development of powerful digital media applications.
A leader in providing DAM solutions to customers worldwide, ClearStory is now offering a new and comprehensive software development kit (SDK), access to ClearStory resources, and dedicated technical support to fully empower OEM partners such as independent software vendors (ISVs), SaaS, and media service providers, to rapidly deliver and easily develop new or enhanced digital media applications on the ClearStory EMS platform. EMS shortens time-to-market for high-demand customer applications and Internet-based services by allowing partners to easily embed digital asset management services into their applications, such as taxonomy management, cataloging and rendition management, media processing and transformation services, delivery services, and repository management.
"The explosion in the creation, use, and cost of video, multimedia, digital images and other rich media, is driving the need for specialized applications to create, deliver, and monetize this high value content. This has led to new market opportunities for software developers and SaaS providers. The EMS OEM Edition gives companies an opportunity to tap into this growing market with an off-the-shelf media services engine that alleviates the development cost of building media services capabilities into their applications," said Hank Nelson, ClearStory president and CEO. "Partners can be assured of a comprehensive platform and thus can focus their efforts on building customer-driven functionality into customized applications."
Unlike traditional enterprise content management platforms, the EMS OEM Edition can manage millions of digital assets in a multitude of formats supporting thousands of geographically distributed users. Its layered architecture, open standards framework, ease of integration, and world-class security features make EMS the ideal platform for creating a whole new generation of custom digital media applications.
About ClearStory Systems
ClearStory Systems is the leader in high-performance solutions for digital media communications. ClearStory software manages the enterprise digital media supply chain-from creation and collaboration, to lifecycle management and delivery-to give companies a competitive advantage, marketing agility, cost avoidance, and maximum efficiency. Backed by premier customer support and service, ClearStory award-winning products are easy to use and readily align with our customers' business objectives for both a rapid return-on-investment and low total cost of ownership. For more information, visit http://www.clearstorysystems.com/.
Source: ClearStory Systems, Inc.
CONTACT: Susan Worthy of ClearStory Systems, Inc., +1-508-870-4225, sworthy@clearstorysystems.com;
Web site: http://www.clearstorysystems.com/
