NETIA Celebrates 20th Anniversary

Software provider NETIA is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month. Founded in July 1993 in Claret by Christophe Carniel and Pierre Keiflin, both engineers from L'École des Mines d'Alès, the company is now a major global supplier of software-based solutions for media asset management and delivery of audiovisual content.
"From its humble beginnings 20 years ago, NETIA has evolved into a strong company and a leader within a competitive and rapidly evolving marketplace," said Philippe Fort, CEO at NETIA.
"Through the years, our agility, our unparalleled research and development department, and our willingness to meet the specific needs of our customers have made NETIA a success in delivering valuable, forward-looking solutions for smart, cost-effective media production, management, and content delivery for radio and TV broadcasters throughout the world."
NETIA launched its "News-Assist" product range in 1995 to enable audio storage, editing, and mixing.
Its second product, "Video-Assist," enabled France-based Euronews to deliver its broadcast programming in the language appropriate to each of its target regions.
Over the subsequent years, NETIA worked with partners in the broadcast space — such as France Telecom, Sony, and EVS — to design and deliver solutions.
In 1999, following the acquisition of Audio Follow and its music planning and broadcast production technology, NETIA introduced the first version of its Radio-Assist solution, which today is deployed in more than 40 countries.
In 2000, the company secured major contracts with international radio and television broadcasters.
With the 2005 acquisition of Manreo, NETIA completed its range of video solutions and laid the foundation for the NETIA Media Asset Management solution and then the NETIA CMS (content management system), announced in 2010.
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