Kiloview Partners with SFM to Expand AV-over-IP Solutions...

Montr al, Quebec, June 11, 2026 Kiloview, a leading provider of AV-over-IP and NDI -based video transmission solutions, today announced a distribution partnership with SFM, a market leader of customized go-to-market solutions for the audiovisual, broadcast, live entertainment, and media production industries.

The partnership strengthens Kiloview's presence across Canada and provides local customers, system integrators, and channel partners with easier access to Kiloview's AV-over-IP ecosystem. Backed by SFM's nationwide distribution network, local technical expertise, and deep experience in broadcast and Pro AV markets, the collaboration will help Canadian users deploy, support, and scale IP video workflows more efficiently.

As the adoption of IP-based video workflows continues to accelerate, demand for flexible and scalable AV-over-IP solutions is growing across broadcast, education, corporate communications, government, and live event environments. Through this partnership, Canadian customers will gain access to Kiloview's comprehensive portfolio of IP video solutions designed to simplify connectivity, content contribution, media processing, network management, monitoring, recording, and multi-platform distribution.

Canada represents an important market for Kiloview, and we are excited to partner with SFM to expand our presence, said Judy Zuo, VP of Sales & Marketing at Kiloview. SFMs strong relationships within the Canadian AV channel and deep understanding of system integration will ensure our solutions are well supported and accessible to integrators and end users across multiple verticals.

We are pleased to welcome Kiloview as a key addition to our broadcast solutions portfolio, said Ghyslain Berger, Chief Executive Officer at SFM. Kiloview's commitment to innovation and practical system design aligns strongly with the needs of our channel partners. As IP-based production workflows continue to grow across Canada, this partnership strengthens our ability to deliver flexible, scalable solutions backed by SFM's technical expertise and dedicated support services.

Moving forward, Kiloview will work closely with SFM to strengthen local support for Canadian channel partners, system integrators, and end users through partner enablement, technical training, product demonstrations, and joint marketing initiatives. The partnership reflects Kiloview's continued commitment to building a stronger global channel network and bringing flexible, scalable, and well-supported AV-over-IP solutions closer to customers in key regional markets.

About Kiloview Kiloview is a global leader in AV-over-IP technologies, providing transmission and management solutions for professional video workflows. Its portfolio is built around four product systems Terminal, Network, Media, and Platform covering endpoint encoding and decoding, IP networking, media production, and centralized management. Together, they support signal contribution, transmission, processing, distribution, and management across IP video workflows.

A recognized leader in the NDI ecosystem, Kiloview is trusted by broadcasters, production companies, system integrators, and enterprise customers in more than 150 countries, backed by 100+ intellectual property assets covering core IP video technologies.

Guided by its mission as Your AV over IP Trailblazer, Kiloview enables users across broadcast, education, corporate, healthcare, government, and live event sectors to deploy open, reliable, and scalable IP video workflows. Learn more at kiloview.com.

About SFM SFM provides customized go-to-market solutions to global brands within the audiovisual, live entertainment, and media production industries. In addition to traditional wholesale distribution services, we offer an array of enhanced services designed to help our suppliers and customers achieve their full market potential. For more information, visit sfm.ca.

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