Ateliere and Amazon Partnership To Help Media Industry with Cloud Solutions By CIOTechOutlook Team

Ateliere and Amazon Partnership To Help Media Industry with Cloud Solutions

CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 24 January 2024, 06:10 IST

Ateliere Creative Technologies has announced a five-year strategic partnership agreement with Amazon Web Services. This collaboration has the potential to redefine media production and distribution by providing innovative cloud-based solutions for the media and entertainment industry from the initial stages of collection through the business-to-business supply chain to the delivery of content to consumers.

This SCA will drive new product and feature development, boost customer adoption of the Ateliere platform, and enhance marketing and general awareness efforts with significant support and funding from AWS, as per prnewswire.

"Ateliere's platform, natively built on AWS, already employs a vast array of AWS services, powering our Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offerings," said Ryan Kido, CTO of Ateliere Creative Technologies. "This move marks a significant step in Ateliere's journey as an AWS Partner Network (APN) member, demonstrating AWS's commitment to Ateliere's vision and belief in our potential for significant impact in the media and entertainment industry."

As a longtime member of APN, Ateliere remains one of the few companies in the AWS Marketplace media management category to offer Atelier Connect. The cloud-based ConnectTM platform is designed to orchestrate the media content supply chain, enabling efficient management, automation and delivery from a central location, minimizing storage costs and increasing global collaboration. Users can reduce long-term storage costs by more than 75%, reduce quality control time and costs, and increase profit margins by accelerating time to market..

Ateliero Connect is an excellent example of the innovative proposals that the collaboration with AWS continues and develops. In addition, Ateliere has continuously participated in beta programs for new AWS services as well as established AWS services such as Amazon Aurora Serverless v2, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services and Mountpoint for Amazon Simple Storage Service, all of which benefit from its technology.