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The company, a provider of media storage and workflow solutions, will exhibit at Booth N3152. It says the unified platform is designed to replace the mix of disconnected tools and SaaS subscriptions — what it calls a “Frankenstack” — often used by video teams.
“Creative teams are buried under tools that do not work together,” Tim Anderson, DigitalGlue CEO-CTO, said. “creative.space removes that complexity. With creative.space Intelligence, we are making content not just accessible, but actually usable in a way that fits how teams already work.”
CSI uses AI to automatically analyze footage, turning it into searchable information. Users can search for specific people, quotes, topics or logos using natural language, rather than scrubbing through timelines. The tool also acts as an iteration engine, capable of generating rough cuts and providing AI-driven feedback.
The platform’s storage component serves as a single source of truth, allowing teams to store media once and edit locally or remotely without duplicate copies. It also handles review and approval processes and file transfers without requiring third-party services.
DigitalGlue says the goal is to provide what it calls “Outcome as a Service,” helping teams reduce software spending and eliminate “dark data” by making unused footage searchable. The company estimates that returning one hour per day to a team of 10 increases productivity by more than 2,600 hours of creative output per year.
While creative.space Storage is currently available, CSI is in beta and being introduced to customers, with broader availability expected after the April 18-22 show.
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