A studio accumulates footage, masters and versions faster than it can organise them. It wants to preserve this material for future edits while freeing up the storage used for active production work.
In this illustrative scenario, a studio produces videos for several brands. Every shoot generates large amounts of footage, working files and multiple deliverables. Teams want to retain more material for future campaigns, adaptations and new formats, while freeing up the working storage they use every day for active production projects.
Too much data ends up scattered across drives and shared folders. Teams hesitate between deleting potentially useful content and expanding production storage again. Finding a master, understanding its usage rights and retrieving the file has become a time-consuming manual task.
Define the content categories to retain, naming rules and metadata that support search, distinguishing original footage, editing projects and finished masters within the archive structure.
Test uploads and retrieval of representative files with existing tools, then check that metadata is preserved and transfer speeds suit the workflows the team expects.
Organise a gradual transfer of completed projects to Mintera storage, document access arrangements and build a practical process for finding and retrieving material with the team.
The baseline and objectives are defined during scoping, then compared with pilot results.
IT team at a small or mid-sized business using Amazon S3
An infrastructure team wants to move its S3 objects to storage in France, make recurring costs clearer and plan a gradual migration that accounts for the dependencies of its applications.
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An SME wants to add a storage destination in France to its backup setup and check that its data can be restored using the tools, people and resources it has available.
View detailsMSP or regional systems integrator
An IT service provider wants to offer object storage to several clients, with an understandable cost base and operating practices that remain manageable as the number of customers and environments grows.
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