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The Workflow Show

The Workflow Show is CHESA’s bi-weekly podcast. Going into its ninth year, we interview industry experts, visionaries and
innovators; cover all the steps in the Media Supply Chain; share
tips; and offer some Workflow Therapy. This is our passion.

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#50 Media Workflow Basics : Part 2.5 of 5 Media Storage

View a list of all podcasts The Workflow Show is also available on iTunes In this second half of the second installment, or part two of part two, of the Media and Entertainment Digital Workflow Series, Jason and Ben continue their discuss...

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#49 Media Workflow Basics: Part 2 of 5: Media Storage

In this second installment of the Media and Entertainment Digital Workflow Series, Jason and Ben discuss storage. They cover the inner workings of, and the differences between the most common storage technologies we use in media and entertainment wor...

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#48 Media Workflow Basics: Part 1 of 5: Ingest Media and Ingest Video

Join Jason and Ben as they begin a multi-episode tour through the digital media workflow and entertainment workflow creation process. In this fist episode, dedicated to ingest media, they discuss some of the common mistakes made in media organization...

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#47 “Building a Bridge between Media Production and IT Professionals with Daniel Rosenberg, Lead Creative Technologies, PVH Corp.”

Creative professionals are used to driving their technology decisions based on the technical requirements of their media creation processes. What happens when they find themselves working for, or within, a larger company with strict rules and regulat...

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JAVA EXPLOIT - vulnerability with Log4j

Continue Following this Blog Post for Live Updates! On Friday, December 10, 2021, CHESA received notice that there is a vulnerability with Log4j. “Log4j is a Java-based logging audit framework within Apache. Apache Log4j2 2.14.1 and below are susceptible to a remote code execution vulnerability where a remote attacker can lever...

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