What’s in store for the media tech industry in 2023

09 January 2023


Daniel Robinson, Head of R&D, was asked by TVBEurope to share his predictions for 2023: “We expect to see the growth in the adoption of virtualised playout workflows and the transition to IP-based systems in the broadcast industry. Improving interoperability between devices and fostering collaboration across the industry will also be important in 2023. Adopting […]

Daniel Robinson, Head of R&D, was asked by TVBEurope to share his predictions for 2023:

“We expect to see the growth in the adoption of virtualised playout workflows and the transition to IP-based systems in the broadcast industry. Improving interoperability between devices and fostering collaboration across the industry will also be important in 2023. Adopting open standards such as SMPTE 2110 and NMOS for on-premises installations, as well as new standards for cloud and hybrid systems, will support the transport of media between premises and the cloud and improve compatibility within the broadcast chain. And so finding trusted technology partners to assist in the transition to these new workflows will be a priority for broadcasters.”

Read the predictions of industry peers HERE.


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