RCS has announced its marketing plas for the IBC conference in Amsterdam, which includes the launch of new product features including the launch of its RCSAI in SelectorCloud.
RCSAI it says will “allow users to interact with SelectorCloud using natural language. Instead of navigating multiple screens and menus, programmers can simply type a request and let the system complete the task. It is the first feature powered by RCS Intelligence, the AI engine RCS Worldwide is introducing across its product portfolio, with additional capabilities already in development.”
RCS CEO/President Susan Larkin said, “Broadcasters don’t need more disconnected systems. They need technology that works together and helps them run their business more effectively. We’ve built the largest, most experienced team in this industry, and we spend a lot of time listening to the broadcasters we serve. That’s what drives our roadmap and keeps our platform moving forward. Everything we’re introducing at IBC is focused on helping stations operate more efficiently, unlock new revenue opportunities, and stay competitive as the industry continues to shift. As the business changes, our commitment remains the same: helping broadcasters succeed with technology built specifically for radio.”
RCS will also spotlight its new partnership with iHeartMedia sister company Triton Digital for programmatic advertising integrations, the launch of ZettaCloud Guest Management that allows guests to join live broadcasts through a secure link from a phone or computer, and expanding its partnership with commercial and production library I Like Music to insert it directly into ZettaCloud.
