NETIA Adds Russia's Vidau Systems To Network

A leading provider of software solutions, NETIA, has announced that Vidau Systems will join the company's worldwide dealer network as a distributor of NETIA products and solutions across the Russian and CIS markets.
The Moscow-based company has a decade of experience in engineering, system integration, and delivering complete A/V solutions to Russia's professional TV and radio broadcasters.
Vidau Systems will showcase NETIA solutions at key industry events, including the upcoming NATEXPO trade show in Moscow, Nov. 16 -19 in stands C-50 and C-54, hall 1.
"NETIA's advanced media asset management (MAM) solutions give us a valuable tool in empowering our clients with intelligent, flexible, and highly automated handling of assets within and across their broadcast and production facilities," said Daria Globus, Commercial Director at Vidau Systems.
"The NETIA product line makes our rich product and service portfolio even more robust, and we're very pleased to represent the company here in Russia's professional broadcast and media marketplace, as well as throughout the CIS countries."
Vidau Systems offers a full spectrum of system integration and installation services, as well as delivery of equipment for TV broadcasters, radio stations, and concert halls. With a staff of 80 and engineers qualified for installations of any complexity, the company has expertise in project architecture and in construction of technical facilities that meet the requirements of clients' broadcast projects and their production workflows.
"Vidau Systems is a leading Russian integrator of broadcast equipment, with a wide range of successful installations with key media companies," said Elena Peredelskaya, NETIA Sales Representative for Eastern Europe. "The company's commitment to providing clients with forward-looking media management solutions is very much in line with our product strategy, and we look forward to working with Vidau Systems to further adoption of our sophisticated MAM solutions in the Russian and CIS markets."
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