Ideal Systems partners with Exterity for Sou East Asia

Ideal Systems partners with Exterity for South East Asia posted: 08/11/2016

LtoR. Fintan McKiernan, May Chan, Frankie Foo, Miguel Mendoza(Exterity), Kia Yeow Sim, Connie Koh, Shak Rani, Rhenant Larin, Connie Koh, Shak Rani, Rhenant Larin, Lili Pua, Jamie Hind (Exterity), Raymond Siew, Chai Hwa Lee, Roger Loh

Ideal Systems South East Asia today announced that it has qualified as an Exterity StreamForce Premier channel Partner. Exterity is a market-leading provider of IP video and digital signage technology that helps organizations to harness the power of video to communicate, educate and entertain. This Premier partner status means that Ideal Systems can now provide, architect and deliver end-to-end Exterity solutions that enable customers to capture TV and video content directly from any source and manage its delivery, live or on demand, to any connected device across their existing network.

Ideal will be delivering these solutions to its existing broadcast customers and to the wider corporate, finance, education and hospitality sectors. Exterity has a global track record in delivering complex, proAV solutions which, coupled with Ideal Systems local video engineering teams in South East Asia, will become a winning combination.

Jamie Hind, Exterity Regional Sales Manager for Asia stated We are delighted to be working with Ideal Systems on a number of projects across South East Asia. With local video systems engineering, deployment and support expertise in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, they are an ideal partner for us. We are also continuing our training across Ideal Group's other regional offices so they can broaden their Exterity-based services offering across the entire Asia Pacific region.

Exterity, a UK-based company, have deployed their IPTV and digital signage solutions globally for some of the most recognized companies in the world, enabling the distribution of broadcast-quality digital TV, video and digital signage over IP networks to an unlimited number of end points. With centralized management, configuration and control, Exterity solutions support large volumes of content and devices without compromising system performance.

About Ideal Group

Ideal is Asia's largest broadcast systems integrator and is a multinational organization providing innovative media and design solutions to sectors including broadcasting, telecoms, and media. Ideal Systems provides services that range from systems consultancy and design conceptualization, to systems deployment and support of broadcast systems, facilities, and studios, to billing and subscriber-management solutions.

Ideal Group operates from 11 regional offices in nine countries across Asia. The company employs over 150 full time staff members in its offices in Hong Kong (main headquarters), China, Taiwan, India, Japan, Singapore (S.E.A. headquarters), Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Dubai.

About Exterity

Since 2001, Exterity has been designing, developing and manufacturing technically innovative products that deliver networked video and digital signage over IP to some of the leading organizations across the globe.

Exterity solutions enable the distribution of HD quality TV and video over enterprise IP networks to an unlimited number of end points, supporting large volumes of content and receiving devices without compromising system performance or availability.

Highlights: Deployed in over 40 countries Robust, scalable IPTV and digital signage solutions for organizations of any size and across any sector Unique industry-leading features and market specific application

Headquartered in Scotland UK, we extend our global reach through our offices in Atlanta, London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, Dubai, Hong Kong and Johannesburg. Localized knowledge and expertise is enhanced through the Exterity StreamForce program of credible, technically innovative partners, plus an extensive network of in-country resellers and distributors.

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