MediaHub Australia, a major media service provider, has unveiled plans to enhance its offerings through a hybrid and software-defined infrastructure. The company delivers 400 TV channels across Asia and Australia and provides other services such as radio streaming, private cloud data storage services, and connectivity.
As the media landscape continues to evolve, MediaHub Australia is committed to remaining competitive by providing innovative services that meet the evolving needs of its clients. During an interview with Asia-Pacific Broadcasting+ at the NAB Show 2023 in Las Vegas, Simon Scott, MediaHub Australia's Chief Digital and Information Officer, revealed that the company intends to expand its services over the next few years, with a focus on rolling out new services and features to clients worldwide.
The company is dedicated to providing high-quality services to its clients and supplying them with the flexibility they require to succeed in today's rapidly changing media landscape. "We are always seeking ways to improve our services and stay ahead of the curve," Scott remarked. "We believe that shifting to software-defined infrastructure will help us achieve these goals and deliver the best possible services to our clients."
Scott believes that a software-defined infrastructure will provide the company with the necessary flexibility to offer new features and services that cater to the unique needs of its clients. "Moving from on-prem signals of infrastructure to a more hybrid and software-defined infrastructure is really flexible as a feature," he said.
MediaHub Australia's decision to expand its offerings will undoubtedly cement its position as a leading media service provider in the Asia-Pacific region and clients can expect new and innovative services that cater to their evolving needs in the years to come.