Exterity extends its reach into Africa

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Wed, 02 Jul 2014 12:03

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Exterity, a company which delivers Internet Protocol television (IPTV) solutions to some of the world s leading brands, has opened a new office in Johannesburg as part of its initiative to serve sub-Saharan Africa with secure live, on-demand and recorded video IP distribution technologies.

Colin Farquhar, CEO of Exterity said the new office would enable the company to solidify its commitment to provide IPTV in emerging markets, Demand for IPTV in Sub-Saharan Africa continues to rise and we must be proactive in the region to meet this demand.

The new office, which is equipped with a demo facility that allows system integrators and pro-AV professionals to experience Exterity s range of products, will allow the company to give customers first-class support through its regional partnerships. These include collaborations with Global Access, Hambisana, Panavision, Prosonic Angola and Space Stream, which is part of SpaceTV.

As well as providing technically adept content ingest, encode and distribution products, Exterity enables the secure transmission of content over IP to be fully secure from source to end point by providing support for content encryption and HDCPv2.

Gary Davies, sub-Saharan Africa Sales Manager for Exterity said, Exterity solutions are energy efficient and bring AV distribution under IT control for lower management costs and more efficient network planning. Opening a dedicated facility in one of the most vibrant cities in the region enables us to be closer to our partners, as well as better support our customers.

Visit the Exterity website for more information.

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