“With no formal training, our own .NET development staff became proficient with Neuron ESB in a very short period of time. This significantly eased adoption, and reduced time and cost to deliver HD services.”
— Alan Wintroub, Director of Software Engineering, Associated Press
Supercharged system delivers 200,000+ pieces of content daily to customers worldwide
The Challenge
- AP processes more than 200,000 pieces of multimedia content daily
- A content delivery system originally built to handle text and photos
- The new system needed to handle online and broadcast-quality video
The Solution
- Peregrine’s Neuron ESB, an easy-to-use, robust enterprise service bus built on .NET
- Low implementation cost and simple yet efficient design
- Allowed AP to quickly deliver business value by shortening release cycles
The Benefits
- One-third the cost of upgrading to newer, more expensive technology
- No interruption or degradation in service during implementation
- Provides HD video content to AP customers quickly and reliably
- Allows workflows to be tailored to the specific needs of AP customers
- Enables AP’s IT team to increase the business value of new products and services
- Provides agility and flexibility to easily handle future business opportunities
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