The Media & Entertainment industry is all about creating and delivering great media, and not about managing your technology. At Dell, we continue to develop powerful yet simple-to-manage storage platforms that help accelerate creation, delivery and active archives for rapidly growing libraries of media content.
![](https://www.delltechnologies.com/uploads/2018/08/IBC-blog-post-3-Twitter-no-author-name.png)
Dell Isilon has the power, performance and capacity to support a wide range of Media and Entertainment workflows. But, which is the right Isilon node type for your requirements? Simon Haywood – CTO for Media and Entertainment in EMEA – takes a look at the full portfolios, and explores the strengths of each node type for different tasks.
https://vimeo.com/279155485/
For more on Dell Media & Entertainment solutions, visit our Emerging Tech Solutions site.
Meet me and the Dell team at IBC 2018 in Amsterdam this September! Book your meeting now!
![](/wp-uploads/2018/07/Simon-Haywood_avatar_1533067168.jpg)
Simon Haywood is the Dell EMC CTO for Media and Entertainment in EMEA - championing the products of the organisation, and solutions and outcomes for customers across the region. He brings to the role experience of diverse workflows and challenges from across the industry, and a natural familiarity with the product portfolio of Dell EMC.
Simon's previous role with Dell EMC was as Solutions Architect for Media and Entertainment - specialising in media asset management, content creation, real-time operations and news and sports - working with vendors from across the industry to design, validate and optimise solutions.
Prior to joining the Dell EMC team, Simon worked for both the BBC and ITN in the United Kingdom, and was an independent broadcast consultant working on a number of projects across the globe. Simon has designed and implemented solutions for large multi-channel news operations, has architected innovative workflows to enable geo-dispersed newsgathering teams, and has supported environments ranging from educational institutions, to major broadcasters, to online video portals.