How radio stations manage and schedule their music remains an important audience-building tool for operators from Frankfurt, Germany to Frankfurt, Ky. With modern radio workflows in mind, Broadcast Software International (BSI) has brought to market a new product that’s designed to more effectively place the right songs at the right time for its users.
Introducing BSI Stratus Music Scheduling, which offers intuitive tools, flexible customization, and easy integration with existing automation systems. “Whether you are programming a single station or managing a multi-format network, BSI Stratus Music Scheduling empowers broadcasters to streamline their music scheduling with precision and ease,” BSI notes.
The software works with most automation, in addition to BSI systems.
Key Features of BSI Stratus Music Scheduling Include:
Intelligent music rotation and rule-based scheduling
Real-time preview and conflict resolution
Cloud-enabled access and collaboration
Integration with BSI’s existing automation platforms.
BSI Sales Manager Marie Summers commented, “Radio programmers have been asking for a smarter, more adaptable solution—and we listened. Stratus is designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s broadcasters, combining robust features with a user-friendly interface.”
Visit www.bsiusa.com to learn more about this new offering.
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