Germany Rohde Schwarz Tender

Hot on the heels of announcing its first ever Monitoring-as-a-service solution RS PRISMON.cloud Munich-based broadcast technology specialist Rohde Schwarz has given notice that the platform will be based on Microsoft Azure.Building on the success of its market-leading RS PRISMON monitoring system RS PRISMON.cloud leverages from cloud-infrastructure possibilities to tackle the age-old monitoring challenge. Provided in a Monitoring-as-a-Service MaaS form it enables broadcasters and content providers to quickly integrate advanced monitoring analytics and trouble-shooting within their content creation and distribution workflows.With RS PRISMON.cloud no dedicated hardware is required and flexible scalable price models offer highly cost-efficient solutions that can be tailored to each users specific monitoring needs. Within minutes RS PRISMON.cloud users can deploy virtual sensors throughout their distribution chain. Through this advanced monitoring capability broadcasters content creators network operators and service providers can guarantee the Quality of Service to their customers. In highly competitive markets this translates to a superior Quality of Experience for the consumers and consequently reduced churn.In developing RS PRISMON.cloud Rohde Schwarzs selection of the most appropriate cloud service provider was critical. After extensive evaluation of multiple cloud service providers Rohde Schwarz selected Microsoft Azure. We have selected Microsoft Azure to provide our worldwide customers with a fully managed Software-as-a-Service from many locations on every continent commented Dr. Sebastian Jonas Director of Data Technology at Rohde Schwarz. With Microsoft Azure our customers benefit from a high performance reliable and scalable underlying infrastructure for RS PRISMON.cloud.Azure is the only consistent hybrid cloud has more regions than any other cloud service provider delivers unparalleled developer productivity and offers more comprehensive compliance coverage including meeting the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation GDPR.