The reel nobody scheduled

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A programme’s life now extends well beyond its transmission slot. Clips, reels and highlights reach audiences elsewhere, often with their costs, rights and results tracked in separate places. Reflecting on IBC 2026, Pavel explores what this means for broadcast planning — and why AI makes the need for a broader view more urgent.

IBC 2026: From Task Automation to Connected Broadcast Workflows

PROVYS stand at IBC 2026

Task automation does not remove the need to interpret changes and decide what happens next. Reflecting on IBC 2026, Josef Vašica explores how AI agents could support these decisions across broadcast workflows—and why structured data, clear rules, and human oversight remain essential.

Pre-IBC 2026 webinar

Join us for an early introduction of the hot topics we’re bringing to Amsterdam — sport planning, AI/MCP, new developments in playout and real-time graphics.

Fortune favours the prepared

Well-prepared disaster recovery plan is particularly important for every broadcaster or media house as they create and manage large volumes of information or data.