ESCO and EVS Join Forces to Bring Broadcast-Grade Media Workflows to Corporate AV Across Asia

The collaboration combines ESCO’s regional integration expertise with EVS’ proven live video technology to power reliable, automated and scalable media operations
beyond traditional broadcast
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ESCO, one of Asia’s leading audiovisual systems integrators, is joining forces with EVS, a global leader in live video technology, to bring broadcast-grade media workflows to corporate and institutional AV environments across Asia.

The collaboration addresses a fast-emerging challenge - as video becomes central to executive communications, hybrid learning, government proceedings and live engagement, organizations increasingly face broadcast-like operational demands; without operating as broadcasters. They need greater reliability, simpler operation, consistent experiences across locations and the ability to scale without continuously adding specialist production resources.

Through the collaboration, ESCO will bring EVS technology and workflow expertise into projects requiring automated production, unified system control, media orchestration, recording, archiving, retrieval and content distribution.

Video has moved far beyond the meeting room. For many organizations, it is now business-critical infrastructure,” said Christopher Lim, President of AV at ESCO. “By bringing EVS’ proven media workflow technology together with ESCO’s integration capabilities and regional reach, we can help customers create video environments that are easier to operate, more consistent and built to perform when it matters most.”

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‍From AV systems to mission-critical media workflows

EVS technology is widely associated with demanding live production environments where reliability and speed are essential. Its capabilities also support a growing range of non-broadcast environments, through technologies including T-Motion media production robotics for automated production, Cerebrum for control and workflow orchestration, VIA MAP for media management, archiving and retrieval, and Move I/O for efficient media ingest and distribution. In enterprise environments, these technologies turn executive communications into a more reliable, repeatable and scalable capability.
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The initial focus includes:

• Large enterprises and multinationals: supporting corporate studios, executive     briefing centres, global town halls, leadership broadcasts and high-visibility events, while standardising capabilities across locations.
• Higher education: enabling scalable lecture capture, hybrid teaching and consistent content     experiences across classrooms and campuses.
• Government and institutions: automating the capture of meetings, hearings     and proceedings while creating reliable, accessible archives and reducing operational complexity.

“Organizations are producing more video, serving moredistributed audiences and managing increasingly complex media workflows,” saidXavier De Vynck, GlobalSVP Growth & Transformation, EVS. “ESCO understandshow enterprise AV environments are designed, deployed and supported acrossAsia. Together, we can bring the resilience and workflow intelligence developedfor live media production into a much broader range of mission-critical applications.”

Regional expertise, end-to-end delivery

With 15 offices across Asia and more than 5,000 clients served, ESCO provides end-to-end services spanning design and planning, installation, systems integration, maintenance and ongoing support.

ESCO’s regional footprint and consistent service model make it well positioned to help organisations deploy sophisticated media capabilities across multiple sites while maintaining a unified operational experience. The company describes its approach as combining intelligent integration with simplicity and a strong focus on the end-user experience.

The EVS collaboration extends that proposition into environments where video cannot fail — helping customers move from standalone AV systems towards integrated, automated media operations designed for scale.

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