NOA's cutting-edge Archive Asset Management system offers a wide range of possibilities for customizing the standard configuration and architecture to suit the individual needs of every customer!
mediARC empowers organizations to create versatile, resilient, and competitive archives tailored to their unique needs and preferences. No archive process in mediARC is hard-coded. No metadata structure is fixed. No specific hardware is obligatory.
NOA's flagship product seamlessly accommodates diverse use cases from all around the world, making it a comprehensive solution for managing archives of any scale or complexity.
mediARC offers unparalleled flexibility in designing metadata schemes to suit the unique needs of any archive.
While adhering to the Dublin Core standard as a default model, mediARC empowers users to create complex hierarchical structures or simple flat listings, depending on their preferences.
By leveraging the built-in workflow engine, all mediARC processes operate as workflows. While NOA provides a standard set of universal workflow templates, it's advantageous to expand these with customized templates and tasks for a perfect fit.
mediARC goes beyond defining just the technical aspects of workflows; it also allows for the customization of user interfaces tailored to the archive's users. This added level of customization enhances user-friendliness, ensuring smooth operations, compliance with processes, and delivering unambiguous and well-documented results.
As a specialized archive solution, mediARC strongly advocates for the adoption of future-proof media formats to uphold data quality, accessibility, and readability over time. However, NOA acknowledges the diverse needs of its customers, given the wide range of media content in their archives. That's why mediARC is equipped to natively support multiple audio and video codecs, with the flexibility to expand further through integration with 3rd-party transcoders.
Beyond media formats and codecs, mediARC offers extensive customization options for media access rights management, processing, and orders, ensuring tailored solutions to meet varied requirements.
NOA, Product Manager
"mediARC's well-documented workflow and task management tools empower every customer to enhance the feature set of their digital archive.
With mediARC, there's no need for custom development or endless investments to achieve desired improvements!"
The mediARC API serves as an Application Programming Interface, offering access to the mediARC Archive Asset Management system.
This facilitates custom compatibility with third-party web applications, enabling seamless integration into existing production systems and facilitating automated processes across platforms.
In mediARC, the Item Button feature enables users to execute context-specific actions on items within the archive with one click! Each item category can be associated with a customized set of buttons designed for performing specific actions relevant to that category.
Whether accessed through menu items or toolbar buttons, Item Buttons facilitate the seamless execution of complex user-defined actions, which can be applied to individual items or multiple items simultaneously. This functionality significantly boosts workflow efficiency and archiving productivity within the system.
mediARC offers multiple customizable dialogs for user interaction with workflows, which allow users to be presented only with information relevant to their task.
In mediARC GUI, users can interact with workflow using the My Tasks comprehensive and targeted "to do" list. Tasks can be presented to users with custom HTML dialogs defined by mediARC administrators. In UniversalDialoger, they are guided through workflows using scripted, wizard-like dialog windows.
NOA, CEO
"The goal of every business process is efficiency, which manifests as cost savings in OPEX.
NOA develops unique tools that empower customers to discover their own ways of achieving optimal efficiency while maintaining the highest quality!"
mediARC provides customers with multiple options to customize the processing of data, metadata, or workflows. Native scripts and integration of third-party tools are just a few examples.
DBScripter is part of the actLINE product family and is a script interpreter for executing scripts in NOA systems through a basic interpreter language and an embedded integrated development environment (IDE). Customers can use DBScripter scripts to perform tasks within workflows or for cyclic maintenance tasks.
CLIP is part of the actLINE product family and is capable of executing OS commands within a NOA workflow. This enables the integration of external scripts and many third-party command-line-supporting applications into NOA workflows with minimal effort while still maintaining full control over the workflow.
