Beam Dynamics To Display All-In-One Platform At MPTS

Beam Dynamics is to make its MPTS debut this year, showcasing its all-in-one platform designed to streamline workflows across live production, OB, broadcast, and facility operations.

Used by industry leaders like UFC, Amazon, Fox, and TV Azteca, Beam is already transforming how teams manage their operations. Now, MPTS attendees can experience the same clarity and control first-hand.

With Beam, companies can manage all aspects of their assets’ lifecycle in a single platform. Beam gives organisations the ability to coordinate equipment, facilities, and people in one place – replacing spreadsheets, siloed tools, and outdated processes. From maintenance to scheduling, equipment management to rostering, Beam increases visibility, simplifies team communication, and helps operations run without friction.

"You're in business to make great content, but to do that you have to have the right people and the right equipment – in top condition – at the right place," said David Kaszycki, CEO and co-founder at Beam Dynamics. "Our platform ensures that all your resources are tracked, maintained and available when needed so that your team can focus on producing the best content possible."

In addition to streamlining internal workflows, Beam connects teams with critical manufacturer data – automatically enriching asset records with manuals, firmware updates, product specifications, and support contacts. Instead of chasing down information across vendor websites, engineers get everything they need, right when they need it, inside Beam. This centralised visibility not only reduces downtime, it supports faster, more informed decisions across engineering, operations, and procurement.

"If you are in production, your business will have thousands of assets, often across multiple locations," Kaszycki said. "What we provide is a consolidation of all of your internal knowledge as well as manufacturer data, presenting it in a clear and easy-to-use form, which really delivers operational efficiencies."