System Integration

A corporate studio build almost always takes longer than the on-site installation window.

For decades, a production control room (PCR) meant a physical space with a wall of monitors and crew working shoulder to shoulder on the floor.

For decades, building a broadcast operation usually meant making a major upfront capital investment.

At this year’s SMPTE Bits by the Bay, Tawfiq Rahman, BMG’s Vice President of System Design & Engineering, presented “Built to Evolve: Navigating the Shift to Software-Defined, AI-Augmented Broadcast.” The presentation looked at where broadcast infrastructure has been over the last 20 years, and where it is likely headed over the next decade: IP, cloud, orchestration, AI-supported operations, and more flexible system design.

Broadcast studio design doesn’t start with cameras, lighting, or sets.

Building or upgrading your broadcast system may look simple on paper.

At Broadcast Management Group, system integration isn’t just a service; it’s a strategic partnership designed to create long-lasting value for our clients.

In the business world, it’s common to hear companies described as ‘disruptors.’ This is a company that’s so innovative, they impact an entire industry.

When it comes to designing a broadcast facility, you can engineer a world-class system that makes the rest of the production community envious.

If you’re looking to purchase broadcast equipment, there are a lot of things to consider before pulling the trigger.

2019 was our busiest year yet at Broadcast Management Group.

Our team currently provides technical and operational support for an OTT financial network based in Chicago.

Broadcast Management Group’s system integration team recently completed the design and build out of a custom 4K flight pack, which was designed for the specific purpose of supporting our live production projects.