Welcome to the latest news update from Dot Group. As we move into the heart of summer, we're excited to share our recent experiences and industry insights. Our team had a fantastic time at the sunny Televisual Village Fete in London, and we're eager to tell you all...
In the rapidly evolving media landscape, sustainability has transitioned from a moral choice to a regulatory necessity. Spearheading this change is Barbara Lange, former executive director of SMPTE, with her sustainability consultancy, Kibo121, who is working with the...
Simon Parkinson of Dot Group talks about the critical need to efficiently manage the ever-growing volume of media files in the professional media industry in an article for TVB Europe. Highlighting the daily challenge of millions of files being misplaced or needing...
Thanks to everyone who came to visit us at IBC2023! We had a busy show with lots of great conversations with existing and new customers. Highlights for us include sharing the latest developments with our IBM Aspera and DataSprint solutions, especially with...
by Ian Currie, Dot Group ESG – environment, social and governance – is the collective term for a business’s impact on the environment and society. It is about responsibility, treating people, wherever they are, positively and fairly, and it is about minimising the...
Gold sponsorship of the cloud data management conference of the year Dot Group, a leader in data strategy, engineering and transport, is underlining its commitment to Informatica’s technology platform with gold sponsorship of the Informatica World Tour London on 19...
Dot Group, leader in data strategy, engineering and transport, has brought in Ian Currie as Director for its Data Business Unit. As well as consulting and providing sophisticated multi-vendor solutions for Dot Group’s clients, Currie will also be taking the lead in...
Thursday, 29 June 2023 - 4:30pm-6:00pm According to scientists, global carbon dioxide emissions must be cut by as much as 85% by 2050 to limit the average global temperature increase to 2 degrees Celsius. Temperature rise above this rate will cause dramatic and...