MNC Software Launches Tapestry Orchestration Platform at...

MNC Software, a global leader in network management and operational support systems tailored to the broadcast and media industry, today announced the launch of Tapestry, a new orchestration platform designed to bring real-time automation and control to complex, event-driven broadcast environments. The company will showcase Tapestry for the first time at NAB Show 2026 (Booth #W2661).

The launch of Tapestry is central to MNC Software's NAB 2026 theme, The Connected Workflow, which reflects the company's vision for unifying visibility, automation and asset management across modern broadcast operations. Together, MNC Software's three core products support this approach: Mosaic for Connected Visibility, Tapestry for Connected Orchestration, and Tessera for Connected Assets.

Developed in close collaboration with major broadcasters and media organizations, Tapestry addresses the growing complexity of live production workflows, particularly in sports and other event-based environments where services are constantly spun up, modified and torn down. The platform replaces fragmented manual processes with intelligent orchestration that coordinates multi-vendor systems and infrastructure as a service across on-prem, cloud and hybrid infrastructures.

Built on the foundation of MNC Software's Mosaic monitoring platform, Tapestry adds a dynamic orchestration layer that allows broadcasters to schedule events, manage resources and automate end-to-end workflows through a graphical, drag-and-drop interface. Engineering teams can define the rules, boundaries and building blocks of the system, while master control room operators can visualize, execute and modify live workflows without needing deep technical expertise.

Tapestry enables real-time, event-aware automation such as signal routing, service provisioning and deprovisioning, and cloud resource optimization. This helps broadcasters ensure seamless content delivery, reduce operational costs, eliminate redundant steps, and avoid paying for infrastructure when it is not in use. The platform also improves reliability and resilience by providing clear visibility into live workflows and allowing changes to be made dynamically during an event when conditions inevitably change.

As live production becomes more distributed, more time sensitive, and more commercially demanding, broadcasters need systems that connect everything together and remove unnecessary complexity, said Darren Frearson, CEO of MNC Software. Tapestry was born out of real-world customer requirements and designed to bring order to highly dynamic environments. It gives teams the confidence to automate critical workflows, adapt in real time and operate more efficiently across cloud and on-prem infrastructure. Together with Mosaic and Tessera, it is a key part of our Connected Workflow vision.

In addition to sports broadcasting, Tapestry is well suited to any non-static media environment where workflows change frequently, including remote production, hybrid SDI and IP operations, and cloud-based services. The platform supports true multi-vendor orchestration, enabling broadcasters to avoid vendor lock-in while maintaining centralized control and visibility.

At NAB Show 2026, attendees can see live demonstrations of Tapestry and learn how connected automation, visibility and asset management can transform modern broadcast operations by visiting MNC Software at Booth #W2661.

In addition, MNC Software's Chief Technology Officer, James Bloomfield, will present Tapestry at NAB's Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference on Monday, April 20. In a session titled, From Chaos to Control: Real-Time Orchestration and Cost Efficiency in Modern Sports Broadcasting, Bloomfield will show how Tapestry brings order to previously chaotic environments by automating decision making, coordinating multi-vendor workflows, and enabling true end-to-end visibility across live events.

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