Front Porch Digital to Showcase New Features at NAB Conference
Front Porch Digital, a leading provider of digital archive management software, is gearing up to showcase its new feature functionality at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) conference. The company will be demonstrating its market-leading software, DIVArchive, as well as its transcoding application, BitScream, in the trade show booths of several new partners, including Sony, IBM, Omneon, Orbital Data, Harris Corporation, and Konan Technologies. The live demonstrations will highlight the integrated and optimized products with the latest technology from these industry leaders, further extending the competitive advantages of Front Porch Digital's software.
Key Takeaways:
- Front Porch Digital will be demonstrating new feature functionality in DIVArchive and BitScream at the NAB conference.
- The new features have been integrated and optimized with the latest technology from industry leaders such as Sony, IBM, Omneon, and Konan Technology.
- The company has scheduled a full calendar of meetings for the week and expects a significant amount of walk-up traffic due to the presence of Sony and IBM as "destination" exhibits.
- Front Porch Digital is the number one provider of archive management software in Europe and Asia.
- The company'sForward Looking Statements include potential risks and uncertainties related to its limited operating history, ability to attract financing, and expansion risks.
Statistics:
- NAB is the largest and most important event in the global broadcast industry.
- Nearly 90,000 attendees from more than 130 countries are expected to attend the NAB Show.
- The show features exhibits from over 1,500 companies and organizations.
- Front Porch Digital has a full calendar of meetings scheduled for the week, with additional walk-up traffic expected.
Sources:
- Front Porch Digital press release (FPDI.OB)
- National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) website (@http://www.nabshow.com/)
- List of partner companies (@Sony, IBM, Omneon, Orbital Data, Harris Corporation, and Konan Technologies)