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Software company Kazuhm has announced that it received a Product of the Year award at the 2019 NAB Show

Kazuhm was specifically recognised in the IT Networking/Infrastructure and Security category.

Kazuhm is a workload processing platform that allows organisations to recapture existing IT resources and intelligently manage work across a fabric of desktops, data centres, cloud, and edge/Internet of Things (IoT).

The intuitive user interface (UI) helps limit an organisation’s dependence on IT support. Enterprise customers typically see such benefits as lower IT and cloud costs, enhanced security, improved performance, and reduction of latency by enabling the right work to be processed on the right resource for the right reason.

Tim O’Neal, Kazuhm CEO, said, “Since our company’s inception, we’ve seen tremendous excitement and opportunity to apply our best-in-class solution to telecommunications, media and entertainment. These industries often require low-latency solutions for delivering entertainment services, or compute resource-heavy applications to support transcoding and rendering."

“Regardless of the use case, Kazuhm is well-equipped to meet companies’ growing needs in the space, as our secure, AI-enabled platform delivers optimal compute workload placement and processing across compute resources,” he added.

NAB Show Product of the Year award winners were selected by a panel of industry experts in 16 categories and announced at an awards ceremony and cocktail reception at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort on 10 April.

Chris Brown, NAB executive vice-president of conventions and business operations, commented, “Nominees like Kazuhm are revolutionising the way people experience media and entertainment. The 2019 NAB Show Product of the Year Awards highlight the best of what’s new at the premier launchpad for breakthroughs at the intersection of media, entertainment and technology.”

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