In a groundbreaking move for news production and delivery, Vizrt and Dalet have joined forces to enhance newsroom operations. The integration of Dalet Galaxy five and Viz Pilot Edge aims to set a new standard for efficiency and control in the creation and distribution of news content
   

Vizrt has unveiled a significant development in its newsroom capabilities. The cutting-edge HTML-based templated graphics system, Viz Pilot Edge, now seamlessly integrates with Dalet Galaxy five.

The graphic system is claimed to be a game-changer for newsrooms, empowering journalists to craft captivating, story-centric content with unprecedented speed and efficiency, according to both companies. The latest iteration, Viz Pilot Edge 3, introduces a user-friendly web-based interface that simplifies newsroom graphics production.

To meet the demands of live news production, Viz Pilot Edge is now directly accessible within the Dalet Galaxy five ecosystem. This integration ensures swift turnaround times and enhances efficiency in delivering compelling stories to audiences.

“At Vizrt, we are committed to continuously empowering newsrooms with the tools and technology to boost workflows and succeed in a rapidly evolving media landscape. This collaboration is a step forward to give journalists the independence and power to elevate storytelling with visually compelling content that audiences expect,” says Ionut Pogacean, Senior Product Manager for Viz Pilot Edge.

The integration of this tool with Dalet’s unified news operations platform impulses newsroom efficiency. By seamlessly incorporating Viz’s templated graphics capabilities into Dalet’s workflow, journalists and editors gain access to the latest graphical elements.

“Newsroom efficiency is enhanced by streamlining the news production process with integrated workflows that reduce time to air for breaking news and scheduled content. Journalists will be able to use the most powerful HTML newsroom graphic plugin on the market, Viz Pilot Edge, in their Dalet Galaxy NRCS to populate stories with graphics and so much more,” adds Pogacean.