Early adopters of cloud-based architecture soon found the costs they encountered were prohibitive and rapidly redesigned their deployments. With Gartner estimating that worldwide spending on public cloud services will top $364 billion by 2022, it’s clear that there’s lots of OpEx flowing around in this market. Seeking to partner with a provider that has as much, if not more to lose than you - should the worst happen - can reinforce the level of care that is taken to protect your assets. Alongside these technical factors, it’s useful to consider the vendor’s reputation. How to avoid it: Identity and verification, access control, privacy security, data recovery and transparent credentials all need to be considered when selecting partners for cloud-based activities.
The Media and Entertainment industry is content driven – having access and the rights to leverage content is how value is generated, so trusting a third party to protect and secure data assets is an unpalatable reality. Not all security issues are as high impact or high profile, but security concerns remain one of the most common challenges that organizations face in moving to the cloud. Sony Pictures found out the hard way what it means to have an IT security breach when a group of hackers exacted revenge on them for producing a movie that they believed slighted the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un. Let’s look at five of the most common challenges that should be addressed when moving to the cloud: Get it wrong and the dream can swiftly turn into a costly nightmare. Going NDI native and cloud ready offers content producers the opportunity to rationalize workflows around a future-facing architecture, that is by its very nature more IP than copper, more software than hardware, but considerable care must be taken when seeking to unlock the potential. Live video production can be a complex challenge at the best of times. We all know what the dream is: reduced costs, greater flexibility and control, faster turnaround, and the reassurance of having unlimited production capacity available ‘on demand’.
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