Dalet Solution Suites enable media teams to move like a start-up and scale like an enterprise. August 6, 2026 6:13 AM Gift Article New intelligent production, distribution, and archive solutions help organizations move beyond shared drives, generic cloud storage, and manual workflows and transform media operations for the AI era. Conversational dashboard and rapid deployment enable creative teams to move with speed and simplicity. PARIS, FRANCE / ACCESS Newswire / August 6, 2026 / Dalet, a leading technology and service provider for media-rich organizations, today announced Dalet Solution Suites, a new portfolio of cloud-native solutions that transform how organizations produce, distribute, manage, and archive their media. Built on the enterprise-grade Dalet Flex media asset management platform, Dalet Solution Suites feature pre-configured workflows, media-aware intelligence, and automation for Production & Distribution and Catalog & Archive. Agentic AI capabilities and a conversational interface combined with rapid deployment let creative teams move quickly and transition from traditional to modern workflows with the governance, automation, and control required for fast-paced and growing environments. Highlights of the new offerings: Production & Distribution provides a unified operational environment for ingest, editing, review, collaboration, workflow orchestration, and multi-platform publishing. The solution enables organizations to efficiently move video from creation through distribution while simplifying increasingly complex video operations. Catalog & Archive creates a centralized, AI-enhanced repository that organizes, enriches, governs, and activates video across the organization. By creating a trusted foundation for video, organizations can quickly discover, reuse, and maximize the value of existing content while preparing libraries for future AI initiatives. "Organizations don't need another tool to create more media; they need a better way to manage it and realize its full value," said Frederic Roux, SVP Growth at Dalet. "As AI enables teams to create exponentially more videos, clips, versions, and personalized content, traditional approaches built around shared drives, generic cloud storage, and point solutions simply can't keep pace. Without an intelligent operational foundation, valuable content quickly gets lost in a tsunami of videos, metadata, and workflows. Dalet Solution Suites help organizations produce, manage, and govern media at scale, ensuring every asset remains searchable, reusable, and ready to deliver value with speed." Drawing on decades of experience powering global media operations, Dalet Solution Suites deliver standardized, cloud-native capabilities that accelerate implementation and significantly simplify the management of creative operations from ingest to distribution to archive. Dalet Solution Suites for the AI Era AI has changed the economics of creating video and audio. Organizations can now create professional-quality content faster, at lower cost, and at greater scale than ever before. Media & Entertainment organizations can deploy the full breadth and depth of enterprise media asset management capabilities in days. Marketing teams can generate content and share it across social channels in minutes. Sports organizations can create personalized highlights for every athlete and sponsor. Universities can engage students on multiple platforms and content types. Ministries can expand their digital outreach. Corporate communications teams can instantly repurpose content for global distribution. Dalet Solutions Suites is designed for the new economics of media creation, giving creative teams tools to collaborate, produce, manage, and distribute with speed and at scale. Powered by the Dalet Flex enterprise orchestration platform, Dalet Solution Suites include Dalia, Dalet's media-aware AI assistant. Using natural language, users can search video libraries, automate repetitive tasks, enrich metadata, and trigger workflows, making sophisticated video operations easier to manage and accessible to more users across the organization. Unlike generic storage platforms and point solutions or the alternative, deploying an enterprise media asset management platform, Dalet Solution Suites is a purpose-built media management solution. The platform understands the relationships between media assets, metadata, contributors, workflows, approvals, rights and distribution requirements, adding the intelligence and automation organizations need to operationalize video at scale. Rapid deployment combined with secure end-to-end media workflows vastly simplifies onboarding and covers every media creation need with one tool, delivering greater ROI out of the gate. Faster Time to Value Each Dalet Solution Suite includes more than 25 pre-configured workflows, cloud-native SaaS architecture, managed deployment options, open APIs, and embedded AI capabilities that reduce implementation complexity while accelerating business outcomes. Designed for organizations that need enterprise capabilities without enterprise implementation cycles, Dalet Solution Suites are designed for rapid rollout and onboarding. The standardized architecture also enables systems integrators and solution consultants to deliver faster implementations with lower project risk and more predictable customer outcomes across industries including sports, higher education, corporate communications, ministries, and government. Dalet Solution Suites are available immediately in the United States through Dalet and its global partner ecosystem, with international availability expanding over the coming months. Dalet empowers media-rich organizations to transform their production and distribution workflows - accelerating media operations, maximizing collaboration and creating higher value from content. As a leading media technology and service provider with over three decades of innovation, our software solutions enable greater control, enhanced visibility and increased productivity for content professionals and storytellers around the globe. Leading organizations such as Fox Networks Group, Arsenal Football Club, MediaCorp, and the BBC trust Dalet to support their daily content operations. Our team is driven by a passion for media and committed to empowering a world where compelling stories are beautifully made, effortlessly told and thoughtfully delivered. Learn more at www.dalet.com Press Contact

Dalet releases Long-Term Supported update to Dalet Flex. 10/07/2026 Dalet has announced a new Long-Term Supported (LTS) release of Dalet Flex, expanding AI capabilities, workflow automation, and integration with Dalia, Dalet's agentic AI platform, across ingest, editing, packaging, and distribution workflows. Dalet Flex is the operational backbone for modern media organizations, says Erwan Kerfourn, Head of Product, Dalet Flex. This release advances the level of intelligent capabilities customers can access across their workflows, enabling them to achieve greater efficiencies and new ways of working using Dalia as a practical part of their everyday media operations. Security and Content Acquisition The release adds OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication support and new role-based permissions within Ingest Portal. The updated Ingest Portal includes streamlined scheduling, multi-time-zone visibility, FIFO scheduling for Dalet Brio, and expanded format support including DNxHD for the Flex encoder. AI and Metadata Embedded vision models within the Dalet Flex infrastructure can automatically generate descriptive metadata, identify objects, recognize emotional context, and perform content moderation analysis during ingest without transferring media to external AI services. Metadata is surfaced within Dalet Flex through timeline-based views. Creative and Distribution Workflows Updates to Dalet Cut add automated background blur for vertical video, subject-tracking blur, improved text positioning, and expanded image adjustment controls including brightness and saturation. The release also adds caption burn-in capabilities within Dalet Flex Stream Processing and updated workflow wizards for content packaging. 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From workflow transformation to AI at scale: big takeaways from Dalet Executive Breakfast 2026. At Dalet's annual Executive Breakfast in Las Vegas, one theme stood out above the rest: the future of media isn't being defined by AI alone. It's being shaped by how organizations rethink workflows, restructure teams, and align content creation around audiences. While AI was a major topic of discussion, the most compelling perspective came from CBC's keynote, because it wasn't about AI at all. It was about transformation in practice. Transformation starts with how you work. Marc Lefebvre, Senior Director of Operations at CBC News, outlined a fundamental shift underway inside one of the world's most respected public broadcasters. This transformation isn't necessarily driven by new tools, it's driven by a new way of operating. Lefebvre described the journey as a cultural shift in how CBC works and how they tell stories. At the center of this shift is a move toward story-centric operations. Instead of producing content for individual platforms, Lefebvre says that CBC is restructuring itself around audiences: "We're no longer creating content for platforms. We're versioning content for audiences, delivering the right format, at the right moment, in the way people want to consume it." This model allows content to be created once and adapted across formats, channels, and audience segments, improving efficiency while increasing relevance. Just as important is how content is produced. CBC is embracing software-based production to simplify workflows and scale output: "Today, we can run a full control room from a laptop, giving our teams the flexibility to produce high-quality live content from anywhere, without the constraints of traditional infrastructure." The result is a more agile and efficient production model, one that enables teams to deliver more content, faster. From projects to products. At CBC, transformation isn't just about improving individual workflows or deploying new tools. It's about how everything comes together. Rather than viewing technology, workflows, and systems as separate initiatives, CBC treats the entire operational environment as a product. One shaped by user needs and continuously evolving alongside them. This means workflows aren't static, and solutions aren't considered "finished." Instead, they are constantly refined based on how teams create, manage, and deliver content in real-world conditions. The result is an organization that can adapt more fluidly, but that adaptability didn't come from technology alone. It came from a shift in culture, too. At CBC, transformation meant embracing new ways of working and being open to change at every level of the organization. As new workflows and platforms like Dalet Pyramid were introduced, teams evolved how they collaborate, make decisions, and deliver content. This cultural alignment enabled CBC to create a more cohesive, responsive operating model. The CBC's approach makes one thing clear: meaningful transformation doesn't start with AI, or even with technology. It starts with people, with a willingness to rethink how work gets done, and with a culture that supports continuous evolution. By aligning culture with story-centric operations and more flexible production models, CBC has built a foundation where innovation can be applied in a way that delivers real operational value. That foundation set the stage for the next part of the conversation. From workflow transformation to AI in practice. Following the keynote, a panel of industry leaders explored how AI is being applied across media organizations today, not as a standalone solution, but as an extension of the workflow transformation already underway. The discussion brought together: * Charlie Myers, Chief Technology Officer, Monumental Sports & Entertainment * Denis Achard, Video Customer Experience Manager, Agence France-Presse (AFP) * Alexander Günther, Managing Director, Sportcast * Kevin Savina, Partner Strategy Lead EMEA, Media and Entertainment, Games and Sports, AWS * Austin Armus, Senior Manager, Creative Technology, COSM While their use cases varied from sports production and fan engagement to global news distribution and cloud infrastructure their perspectives aligned on a central theme: AI delivers the most value when it is embedded into well-defined, well-governed workflows. AI as an accelerator, not the starting point. While CBC's story grounded the conversation in operational change, the panel discussion explored where AI fits into this evolving landscape. Across organizations, there was strong agreement: AI is most valuable when applied to specific workflow challenges, not as a standalone solution. Myers discussed how Generative AI identifies patterns in data, but the real value comes when systems can take action on those insights quickly. From sports venues to global newsrooms, the focus is on using AI to automate repetitive tasks, enhance metadata, and improve decision-making, freeing teams to focus on higher-value work. Armus noted that the opportunity is to automate the baseline work at scale so people can focus on the tasks that require real human judgment. In this context, AI is not replacing workflows. It's making them more efficient, more responsive, and more scalable. Data is the foundation. One of the clearest themes across the panel was the importance of data, specifically, how it is structured, governed, and used. Günther emphasized that Metadata is key to scaling workflows and unlocking the value of content across production and distribution. Without strong metadata and governance, automation breaks down. Organizations risk introducing inconsistency, inefficiency, or even error at scale. Before organizations scale AI, they need to align on what their data actually means across the business; otherwise, they risk automating confusion. This is particularly important as workflows span multiple systems, teams, and partners. Standardization and governance are no longer optional they are foundational. Trust and control still define success. For organizations like Agence France-Presse (AFP), where accuracy is non-negotiable, AI adoption comes with clear boundaries. Archard felt that AI helps AFP move faster, but in a fact-driven organization, humans must validate what gets delivered. Even as automation increases, human oversight remains essential, especially in high-stakes environments like news and live production. And in live production, quality has to be 100%. Innovation can't come at the expense of accuracy. This balance between speed and control is critical. The goal isn't just to move faster, it's to move faster with confidence. The real shift: operational agility. Taken together, these perspectives point to a broader transformation across the media industry. Organizations are moving: * From platform-centric to audience-centric workflows * From siloed teams to collaborative operating models * From manual processes to automated, assisted workflows * From long deployment cycles to continuous iteration AI is accelerating this shift, but it is not driving it on its own. The real competitive advantage lies in operational agility: the ability to adapt workflows quickly, scale production efficiently, and respond to audience needs in real time. What comes next. The conversations at Dalet's Executive Breakfast made one thing clear: the industry is entering a new phase. AI is no longer experimental. And the organizations that succeed will be those that bring intelligence into the heart of their operations while maintaining the control, quality, and trust that define their brands.