SmartJog delivers a tapeless back-end
There's no question that the digital media evolution is changing the way we entertain kids in some pretty fundamental ways. But it has also opened up new opportunities for streamlining business operations, particularly when it comes to delivering content. The back end of a distribution deal has traditionally been quite time-consuming and costly, with producers sending tapes by FedEx or DHL, grappling with customs issues remotely, and hoping against hope that their packages will arrive intact to their final destinations. But digital delivery systems make possible a tapeless back-end that could save a lot of time and money in the long term.
February 1, 2007










