Across the TV and streaming ecosystem, industry players face mounting pressure to do more with less. They must simplify operations, protect premium content and revenue, and improve viewing experiences, all while keeping costs under control.
In this fast-changing environment, sustainable growth depends on more than individual technologies. It requires strong foundations that bring together secure and efficient operations, engaging experiences, new monetisation opportunities, and the assurance of a trusted industry partner.
For over two decades, Viaccess-Orca (VO) has helped customers worldwide address these challenges and evolve their services through a broad, proven portfolio and deep industry expertise.
At IBC2026, VO will bring its “Where Growth Takes Root” theme to life, demonstrating how the right technology and expertise enable TV and video businesses to evolve and prosper.
“As media businesses navigate accelerating changes, technology stability and partner reliability matter more than ever,” said Stephan Nicolas, Chief Commercial Officer, Viaccess-Orca.
“Our long-standing customer relationships, recently reinforced by several multi-year contract renewals, reflect the trust customers place in VO. At IBC2026, we will show how our strong, scalable foundations translate into long-term business growth for our customers.”
For providers launching new services, the VO portfolio offers a connected architecture designed to support faster time to market. For providers in more mature markets, VO supports targeted upgrades to key parts of existing deployments without requiring full platform replacement.
VO’s Service Delivery Platform anchors this area, alongside the AI-driven Console Management Agent and Self-Service Portal, providing a steady focus on reducing the operational overhead of running and scaling a TV service.
VO will also demonstrate its popular Targeted TV Advertising solution, which taps into the global growth of ad-supported streaming services and enables operators to turn existing service infrastructure and audience insights into a scalable source of revenue growth.
The VO Secure Video Player will be shown with all of its supporting features, including QoX monitoring, Smart TV Fragmentation Compatibility, and CDN Overload Prediction, highlighting how operators can improve playback consistency across a fragmented device landscape and maintain service quality during peak-demand conditions.
To learn more, go to booth 1.A51 at IBC2026, which is taking place from September 11-14 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.
