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Cloud technology for TV broadcasters

December 14, 2014

As broadcasting responds to the existing market dynamics of global content access and to the Internet as a distribution platform, cloud computing infrastructure is the only option for TV networks and content owners to scale their business and make it competitive in terms of ROI. By embracing the cloud, broadcasters can render their investments and businesses future-proof in the coming decades.

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From the Oscars to the Olympic Games, NEP provides its clients with the technology, people and know-how that make it possible to produce the biggest events in the world and make them visible to a worldwide audience. NEP employs more than 3,000 employees, driven by passion and with a focus on technical innovation. Together they supported productions in more than 65 countries, on all 7 continents. In addition to the head office in America, NEP also has locations in England, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Belgium, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Emirates. The people make the difference! The services of NEP in the Netherlands mainly revolve around their own people. One by one men and women with a passion for and affinity with the media industry and various specializations in sport, classical music, entertainment, drama and talk shows. Our teams are continuously trained on new techniques, workflows and specializations. We enco

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