Avid and FotoKem Renew Multi-year Enterprise Agreement

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Avid (NASDAQ:AVID) on Monday announced that it has renewed its multi-year enterprise agreement with FotoKem. As quoted in the press release: Covering Avid video and audio products as well as customer support, the agreement ensures FotoKem will continue to optimize efficiencies from its Avid-based video and audio post production workflows. FotoKem is an independently-owned, full-service …

Avid (NASDAQ:AVID) on Monday announced that it has renewed its multi-year enterprise agreement with FotoKem.

As quoted in the press release:

Covering Avid video and audio products as well as customer support, the agreement ensures FotoKem will continue to optimize efficiencies from its Avid-based video and audio post production workflows.

FotoKem is an independently-owned, full-service post production facility serving the worldwide creative community. Since 1963, the company has been a trusted resource for every corner of the entertainment market, providing comprehensive post-production expertise, high-end solutions and innovative technologies. FotoKem’s workflows include Avid NEXIS®, the media industry’s first software-defined storage platform; Avid Interplay® production management solution; Media Composer® nonlinear editing systems; Pro Tools® digital audio workstations and Pro Tools | S6 modular control surface; and the Avid Artist™ I/O family.

“Our continued enterprise agreement with Avid helps FotoKem keep our focus on bridging the gap between technology and creativity so that, in turn, we can ensure that our customers can focus on delivering their best creative work,” said Jon Mauldin, VP of Technology Non-linear, FotoKem.

“Avid is very proud of our long-standing relationship with our esteemed customer FotoKem,” said Jeff Rosica, Avid CEO and President. “We’re very pleased to help them to continue to achieve greater cost-efficiency and predictability in their operations, while innovating with the latest Avid tools and solutions on behalf of their customers across film and television.”

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