Myers was recently featured in an article by Government Video that highlights recent upgrades to DCTV’s station workflow. Below is an excerpt:   DCTV, a public-access television station in Washington, D.C., consists of multiple state-of-the-art media facilities responsible for distributing local programming on seven cable channels, as well as streaming online. DCTV has programs that …

Myers’ President and CEO, Crist Myers, was recently featured in an article in TVTechnology’s September 2015 issue entitled “No Longer ‘Business as Usual’”. The article outlines how business management systems (BMS) traverse new platforms and programmatic hurdles. Business management systems—those intricately connected backroom systems that couple scheduling with ad sales and the like—have had to compensate …

Myers exhibits at the all of the key industry events: NAB, PBS TechCon, CCW, NRB and more. Come and visit us to see ProTrack in action. We would love to see you.

The NRB Network launched in 2005 with an internally developed traffic solution that was found to be inadequate for their scheduling, sales, and traffic needs. They were unable to support key integrations that would facilitate cross-departmental workflows and media management tasks across disparate systems. They needed a system that did more than just “traffic and billing.” ProTrack was the solution.

The AIB Network was managing core responsibilities independently across their broadcast operations, making workflow efficiency a challenge. With each department acting as an individual silo, they needed a solution that could provide an automated and centralized work flow, in order to monetize their program schedules. ProTrack was able to integrate seamlessly with their existing automation system and provide proof of performance invoices for their advertising partners — all within a tight timeframe.

  This fall, we are making our return to the Content & Communications World (CCW) Expo in New York City. The expo, once again being held at the Javits Convention Center, November 11-12, 2015, will cover television, film, satellite, online video, live events, corporate A/V, production and post. Coined as the NAB of New York, …