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Our uniqueness is the breadth and depth of experience, our on demand availability and proven ability as a team of practitioners.
We offer broadcast and media companies a flexible and straightforward way of engaging with highly capable professionals as individuals or teams.
Initiating, resourcing and delivering business critical projects using our partnership of engineers, project managers and other key roles.
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Our standard and bespoke courses delivered by leading industry practitioners, online or in person.
We provide a wide range of broadcast and media expertise. Our technical skills cover the complete broadcast ecosystem. We also have functional skills including leadership, project management, engineering and operations.
Our customers benefit from engaging with industry practitioners who have proven ability to work together and deliver results. By bringing in a pre-formed team customers avoid the lead time to curate, mobilise and develop a team.
Our customers access our services in a quick, straightforward way, without having to carry the overhead costs associated with permanent employees. In addition, our delivery model supports working outside of IR35.
As a Technical Assessor for the WTA Teleport Certification Program, I’ve spent a decade helping teams transform their satellite and broadcast infrastructure and operations.
I’ve distilled the most critical lessons from these audits into a new article to help teleport leaders, engineers, investors, and customers navigate this competitive sector. I hope you find this helpful!
It’s a troubling fact that cyber-attacks are growing more sophisticated every day. This begs the question, how secure are broadcasters and their vendors?
This article discusses how a Hawk Red Team Review can you stay one step ahead of cyber-attackers.
In January 2022 the World Teleport Association published their paper on best practice in control room design and operation. Titled ‘Build a Better NOC’, the report explores best practices for strengthening and improving one of the most critical elements of operational and customer support, the Network Operations Center (NOC).
The report was researched and written by Angus Blackwood. In this exclusive World Teleport Association webinar, Angus can be heard speaking about the research findings.
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