MediaBin Syndication Manager enables geographically dispersed organizations and their extended business partners to connect multiple MediaBin servers together to share content.

Manage Digital Assets Locally, access them Globally - Digital assets can be really big – a typical “lifestyle” photograph edited in Adobe Photoshop may be 400MB or more, while commercial quality video projects run 1.6GB per minute before being encoded for distribution.  For a creative worker, it isn’t practical to make revisions to such large assets across any wide area network, so MediaBin Syndication Manager allows geographically dispersed organizations and their extended business partners to connect multiple MediaBin servers together in a distributed fashion, sharing content securely according to easily-established business rules within a publisher-subscriber model. 

A brand manager may choose to synchronize a work-in-progress project folder with a creative agency’s MediaBin, or replicate all approved marketing assets to a central MediaBin to be accessed by resellers.  Deleted assets, and assets that no longer meet the business rules established by the publisher, are automatically removed from the subscriber system. 

Syndication Manager does not require that assets be replicated between a publisher and subscriber.  Instead, a “reference” to each published asset can be established, providing only previews and metadata to the subscriber system.  Users can then locate and preview the assets on the subscriber system before transparently downloading a copy or a rendition from the publishing MediaBin server.