EVS Celebrates 20 Years At NAB

EVS, provider of live video production systems, will be arriving in Las Vegas for this year's NAB Show celebrating the company's 20th anniversary.

"EVS has always had a pioneering spirit from day one and we're very focused on continuing to develop new technology advancements that help our customers transform the way they produce and deliver media content," says EVS CEO Joop Janssen.
"We're also very proud and honoured to collaborate with some of the world's leading experts in production and media provision. This gives us a unique insight into the challenges, constraints and requirements of major live production events that we can then adapt to real-world situations."
In 2014 and beyond, EVS is to focus on helping broadcasters and content owners maximise live content and media asset value in different ways.
EVS first broke into the broadcast market in 1994 with its Live Slow Motion replay system (LSM). EVS continued to develop its LSM-based products and ideas, making the technology a staple for many live broadcasting events.
The first HD LSM was rolled out at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. With the technology advancements since 2000, EVS has developed new solutions designed to address and eliminate a range of broadcast challenges – from live production servers and production asset management to the creation of customised content for multimedia delivery.
With over 1,000 customers, EVS' technology is now present in more than 100 countries. Approximately 7,000 EVS servers are operated every day in sporting, entertainment and news events. 16,000 operators use EVS technology and there are billions of hours of live content recorded and delivered through its solutions every year. Since 1994, EVS has expanded its workforce from four staff to a 500-strong company based in 21 offices.
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