RAMP:workflow is at the heart of RAMP’s content optimization capabilities and easily integrates with your existing publishing systems to ingest all of your content– video, audio, text and images. RAMPs’ unique ability to generate comprehensive metadata for your entire content catalog unlocks key business objectives for discovery, engagement, syndication, and advertising, making RAMP the leading choice among major publishers for deriving the maximum value from their content. RAMP’s core MediaCloud technology is the most advanced in the industry and covers everything from speech to text conversion, natural language processing, automatic tagging, and other technologies central to advances in semantic web.
RAMP:workflow can also be deployed as a content optimization workhorse within your publishing, syndication and advertising infrastructure independent of our other solutions to enable you to derive the key benefits of our core technologies.
RAMP:workflow is already integrated with the industry’s leading content management (CMS) and publishing systems, including the leading online video publishing systems from thePlatform and Brightcove. RAMP also easily integrates with any publishing system using industry standard APIs and plug-ins.
Key Applications:
Universal Tagging: RAMP’s workflow solution includes the ability to generate rich metadata and tags across all content formats, including audio, video, text, and images. With RAMP, every piece of content that passes through our system is processed with our proprietary MediaCloud technology to create timestamped tags for audio and video files, and entity extraction for text and image content.
Audio/Video Transcription: RAMP’s patented MediaCloud technology creates the most accurate, most scalable solution in the industry for the transcription of audio and video content.
Internal/External Content Syndication: One of the significant challenges facing media companies is the ability to gain a global view of all content being produced across the enterprise, as well as a normalized representation of the metadata surrounding the content. In addition, most media companies consist of multiple brands, sites, and business units, and struggle to efficiently share content across the enterprise to maximize the return on investment. And finally, the packaging and syndicating of content to 3rd parties often involves labor intensive sorting and collecting of content to meet the requirements of the business development teams.
