Empress

Empress, operating as Empress Infotech and Empress Cybernetic Systems PVT Ltd, is an Indian company providing comprehensive software solutions, products, information technology services, and staffing globally. The company specializes in asset management, web development, e-commerce, custom software and database development, business intelligence, and data warehousing. Empress Infotech notably supports the development, implementation, and long-term staffing needs for the eMAM system. The eMAM platform is a powerful and dedicated digital media asset management (MAM) solution designed for storage, post-production, and the delivery or distribution of digital media workflows across cloud-based, local, and hybrid environments. Since its inception in 2006, eMAM has evolved to meet the complex and changing demands of broadcast media companies, and its adoption has expanded into corporate, government, and educational sectors worldwide. The platform offers an online proxy library accessible via any web browser, Android tablet, or iPad, managing native resolution content stored or archived in one or multiple on-premise or cloud locations. Emphasizing a focused development approach, eMAM differs from other solutions by not being a secondary feature tied to storage or broadcast hardware but as a standalone MAM and Production Asset Management (PAM) platform. It supports scalability from small teams to tens of thousands of users and integrates best-in-breed tools to deliver complete, integrated media workflows. Features include remote editing, live streaming, collaboration, and multi-platform distribution, facilitating flexible, efficient media management workflows. Empress has established itself as a long-term committed partner in media asset management by continuously innovating and adapting to evolving production workflows, technology infrastructures, and industry standards. This commitment has resulted in a growing technology base, a broad network of partners and solution providers, and a loyal global customer base, maintaining relevance despite the rapid technological changes in media asset management over the past two decades.