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ATG Broadcast Reports Successful CABSAT
ATG Broadcast, a specialist in systems integration, has reported a positive and successful CABSAT 2012
Held in Dubai, the show attracted more than 750 exhibiting companies from 55 countries and was the biggest electronic media event ever staged in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. ATG Broadcast Managing Director Graham Day commented: “We have seen CABSAT grow in size and importance over the years, reﬂecting the high-achieving market which it addresses. This year’s show was an excellent one for us as a venue for meetings with new and existing MENA region clients.” He added: “Visitor trafﬁc was very high quality, both to discuss potential new systems integration projects and to talk through the opportunities raised by the latest technical a d v a n c e s in workflow structure, content manipulation, analysis and distribution. There was also substantial interest in the Amberfin and Viewcast product ranges which we represent in a distribution role.” Day continued: “High deﬁnition and ﬁle-based workﬂow are the key drivers in the MENA market both in the desire for higher quality and greater working efﬁciency. Broadcasters from other parts of the world would be surprised to see how efﬁcient networks in this region have become. Staff productivity at the leading Middle East broadcast networks is very high, using the latest equipment for news operations and programming.” ATG Broadcast is a specialist provider of reliable high end, and easy-to-operate, integrated systems for broadcasters and programme makers alike. The company’s engineering skills extend from front-end studio systems to transmissionbased systems for multiple deployment platforms. ATG offers a comprehensive portfolio of services including workflow design, project planning, equipment installation, software conﬁguration, commissioning, documentation and on-site training. ATG Broadcast is part of Dan Technologies’ Systems Integration Division, one of Europe’s leading suppliers of audio, video, transmission products and digital media solutions. ■

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