Alan Bunting Joins PlayBox Technology

Alan Bunting Joins PlayBox Technology 02 Jul 2013

PlayBox Technology is boosting its UK sales team with the recruitment of Alan Bunting as Business Development Manager (Channels). He joins the company from Ross Video where he was Regional Sales Manager for Western Europe.

With over 30 years of experience in the broadcast television industry, Alan Bunting brings a wealth of knowledge to PlayBox Technology sales at a time when the business is undergoing rapid expansion. This is an exciting time to be joining PlayBox as it is offering a high level of features with products that are reliable and deliver a quicker return on investment, he comments. That makes the company well positioned to meet customers needs in today's cost-sensitive marketplace.

Alan will be working closely with the companys network of distributors, assisting them to increase business and realise the full potential of PlayBox Technologys products and services, including those of the Broadcast Systems Group. The aim is also to gain knowledge via the network, and from system integrators, of upcoming projects in distribution regions such as the UK, Europe and South Africa.

We are delighted to have Alan working with us, adds Ben Gunkel, PlayBox Technologys UK Sales Director. Our business increasingly involves us with major broadcasters and large turnkey systems, as well as many projects through our distributor network. Alans experience will be invaluable in realising our full potential in these key areas.

About PlayBox Technology

PlayBox Technology is an international communications and information-technology company serving the broadcast, corporate and digital signage markets in more than 100 countries. It is dedicated to the research, design, development and provision of the best products, systems, solutions and services. With over 12,500 TV and branding channels powered by PlayBox Technology, the chances are you will have experienced our broadcast solutions for yourself. Users cover a wide range of today's broadcast activities and include start-up TV channels, webcasters, DVB (IP/ASI) TV channels, interactive TV and music channels, film channels, remote TV channels and disaster recovery channels as well as satellite, local, regional, national and international broadcasters.

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