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Business is developing an integrated media operations system; unifying media processes via a collection of tools

Rebranding Announcement: Xytech Merges Identity with Fabric, Becoming Known as Fabric
Rebranding Announcement: Xytech Merges Identity with Fabric, Becoming Known as Fabric

Fabric X Xytech Unveils Comprehensive Data-Driven Solutions for Media Industry

In a significant move, the merged entity of Fabric and Xytech Systems, now known as Fabric X Xytech, has introduced a comprehensive ecosystem of data-driven solutions and advanced metadata tools for the media and entertainment industry.

The new platform, spearheaded by CEO Rob Delf, aims to address the unique challenges of the media industry by offering an integrated platform focusing on smarter data, actionable insights, and workflow optimization.

The advanced metadata solutions offered by Fabric X Xytech integrate Fabric's sophisticated metadata management capabilities with deep audience, content, and platform analytics. This synergy promises better organization, discovery, and utilization of media assets across the content ecosystem.

Fabric Origin Insights, now enhanced by the acquisition of BB Media, provides powerful data analytics tools to help media professionals understand audience demand, content distribution trends, platform performance, consumer behavior, pricing strategies, and piracy trends. This data intelligence supports smarter decision-making and strategic growth.

The ecosystem promotes stronger collaboration among media stakeholders by centralizing and streamlining media data and operational workflows, which is vital for content production, management, and distribution processes.

Fabric X Xytech also offers market-specific insights, for instance, on streaming service trends in growing markets like Africa, helping clients to tailor their content strategies accordingly.

The combined entity's comprehensive media asset management (MAM) system, although specific product names are not detailed here, is implied to be integrated within the merged platform. This system is designed to support efficient resource utilization and operational oversight.

The Fabric management team, led by Rob Delf, includes industry experts such as Kira Baca (Chief Revenue Officer, formerly of Rightsline), Tuncay Pervaz (Chief Operating Officer, previously of Warner Bros. Discovery), Ryan McKeague (Chief Technology Officer, previously at Amazon Web Services), and John Towers (Chief Financial Officer, formerly of Sony).

These tools offered by Fabric X Xytech add value where it matters most and foster operational excellence that helps organizations adapt to the fast-changing demands of the industry. The company is building a team of passionate, knowledgeable experts to further its vision of data-driven and integrated media operations.

Sources:

  1. Fabric X Xytech Press Release
  2. Xytech Systems and Fabric Merger Announcement
  3. Xytech Systems: Historical Focus on Scheduling and Resource Management
  4. BB Media Acquisition Announcement
  5. The broadcast industry can now benefit from Fabric X Xytech's HD video studios, as these new solutions are designed to offer smarter data management, actionable insights, and workflow optimization.
  6. Fabric X Xytech's advanced technology enables content broadcasters to deliver high-quality content more efficiently, harnessing the power of metadata management and deep audience analytics.
  7. With Fabric X Xytech's data-driven solutions, media organizations can make strategic decisions based on content distribution trends, platform performance, and audience demand—empowering them to compete effectively in the entertainment landscape.
  8. The consolidated media ecosystem offered by Fabric X Xytech promises improved organization, discovery, and utilization of media assets, thus fostering a more streamlined and integrated workflow across the industry.
  9. By leveraging Fabric X Xytech's tools, media organizations can gain market-specific insights—such as streaming service trends in growing markets like Africa—and pursue tailored content strategies to capture lucrative opportunities.

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