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PROVYS AT IBC 2026: Step up your game

This year, we bring new tools, new AI functions – and dozens of opportunities for creators and content managers alike. Meet our experts at the PROVYS stand at 1.C11 and discover how to enhance your broadcast.

Pre-IBC 2026 webinar

Join us for an early introduction of the hot topics we’re bringing to Amsterdam — sport planning, AI/MCP, new developments in playout and real-time graphics.

PROVYS Sphere and Oracle Database: A solid foundation for media companies that cannot afford downtime

Broadcast and media operations run on tight deadlines and unforgiving schedules. When a transmission plan fails to load or a commercial campaign cannot be confirmed, the impact is immediate and measurable. PROVYS Sphere is the cloud-based broadcast management platform. It gives media companies access to all major operational domains: content management, transmission planning, production, digital/VOD delivery, and commercial AdSales. All […]

PROVYS Sphere Release 2026/05 presents multiple frame rates and sport radar

Current release 2026/05 introduces enhancements focused on operational efficiency. New additions include multi-frame-rate support, allowing broadcasters to manage content and schedules using different video standards within a single PROVYS Sphere installation while maintaining strict separation and validation across workflows. The release also expands sports capabilities through automated live sports scheduling and direct SportRadar integration, enabling more efficient planning, improved schedule accuracy, and reduced […]

Practical PROVYS Sphere Webinar: Check, Recover, Repeat

Highlights from the first PROVYS Sphere product webinar, covering practical features that help schedulers check plans, recover deleted slots, and reuse frequent materials.

Overcome the challenges of AI in broadcasting

Many broadcasters have tried adding AI tools to their workflows. And many failed. Why? And how to make the use of AI in the media world actually efficient?   Fix the data first Let’s make something clear: AI hasn’t underdelivered in broadcast because the models are weak. It has underdelivered because most broadcast operations aren’t structured enough for AI to work. […]