Astec, the vendors of iBroadcast, an end to end, multi-vendor Network Management System for the broadcast, cable, IPTV, satellite, telecommunications and other sectors are pleased to announce Ideal Systems, a system integrator, as a channel partner within the Asia Pacific market.

Current and future customers will benefit from Astec’s continued investment in iBroadcast while Ideal Systems will be instrumental in identifying opportunities for broadcasters to increase uptime, improve quality, realise significant financial savings and improve operational efficiencies throughout the Asia Pacific region.

Chris Barlow, Technical Director of Astec said of the partnership, “It is fantastic for our business that a company as highly regarded as Ideal Systems has partnered with us and we look forward to the opportunities this will present for both companies. We are committed to improving the operations of our customers and through our relationship with Ideal Systems we have the perfect partner to continue to pursue this goal and provide exceptional service to customers in Asia.”

Fintan McKiernan, Chief Executive Officer of Ideal Systems S.E.A. added, “The addition of iBroadcast to our extensive portfolio enables us to offer a solution to our customers to monitor and control every piece of their existing and future equipment and systems, allowing them to track their operational performance in real-time and quickly react to situations that could affect their uptime. iBroadcast complements our existing solutions perfectly and we are delighted to be working with Astec.”

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