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Scale Logic
Helping M&E teams store, manage and access their content without the infrastructure headaches
About Scale Logic
Media and entertainment teams are dealing with more data, tighter budgets and higher expectations than ever before. Storage systems age out. OEM support gets expensive. Cloud costs add up. And somewhere in the middle your team is expected to keep everything running and plan for what comes next.That's the problem Scale Logic was built to solve. We work with post production teams, broadcasters, enterprise IT groups and service providers across North America and beyond. Our focus is practical infrastructure that fits how you actually work, not how a vendor thinks you should work. What we help with: Production storage and high performance workflows AI powered media search and content intelligence Archive and long term data management Hybrid and cloud connected environments Storage analytics and data protection We're headquartered in the Twin Cities with offices in Philadelphia and Amsterdam and a channel network across North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East and APAC. If you're evaluating your storage environment or planning what comes next, we're worth a conversation. Visit scalelogicinc.com or follow this page for practical content on media infrastructure, workflow decisions and what's actually happening in the industry.
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Scale Logic developed the Avid extension to take CaraOne's media indexing and search functionality and directly pull media in Media Composer.
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Scale Logic developed WorkflowConnect to connect CaraOne to ingest, storage, and archive, making media found by CaraOne immediately usable in production rather than stuck behind a restore request.
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Scale Logic developed CaraOne, an on-prem media indexing solution developed by ObviousFuture GmbH, to search media by people, objects, scenes, and spoken words instead of filenames.
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