HighField AI, a specialist in agentic and multimodal automation for broadcast and media production, has announced the expansion of its global channel partner network, underscoring the company’s growth and commitment to providing local expertise and high-touch customer support.

The newly appointed partners 0 CIS Group, Aski-da, Mediability, JBD, Telmaco, Vantec, SVC, BEM&E and Vision House – will represent HighField AI across strategic territories spanning the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Each partner was carefully selected for its proven track record, regional leadership, and deep understanding of broadcast workflows and emerging AI-driven production technologies.

“Our channel partners play a pivotal role in HighField AI’s ability to serve customers around the world with the same agility and innovation that define our platform,” said David Dowling, Chief Revenue Officer at HighField AI. “By aligning with market-leading integrators who share our vision, we’re ensuring that every broadcaster and content creator, wherever they are, can leverage the power of automation and intelligence to enhance storytelling.”

Regional Partners Strengthening the HighField AI Ecosystem

• CIS Group – Covering Brazil and the United States, CIS Group is a systems integrator with decades of experience delivering broadcast and media technology solutions across the Americas.

• Aski-da – Based in France and serving North Africa, Aski-da brings extensive experience in real-time graphics, newsroom integration, and media infrastructure projects.

• Mediability – Representing Scandinavia and the Middle East, Mediability is a provider of end-to-end broadcast technology solutions, supporting clients from concept to delivery.

• JBD – Based in Poland, JBD offers integration, training, and technical expertise that make it a key partner in advancing AI-driven media production across Central and Eastern Europe.

• Telmaco – Serving Greece, Telmaco is one of the region’s most established broadcast and AV systems integrators, known for its engineering quality and customer service.

• Vantec – Covering Portugal, Vantec specialises in media technologies and provides localised support and training to broadcasters nationwide.

• SVC – Based in Argentina, SVC provides innovative systems integration and technology consultancy services, supporting broadcasters and content creators across Latin America.

• BEM&E – Operating from the United Arab Emirates, BEM&E delivers advanced media, broadcast, and engineering solutions throughout the Gulf region, with a strong focus on workflow automation and innovation.

• Vision House – Based in Ukraine, Vision House is a leading system integrator and technology partner serving broadcasters and creative studios across Eastern Europe.

This expansion marks a new milestone in HighField AI’s global strategy to scale responsibly while maintaining the company’s hallmark focus on innovation, reliability, and customer success. By strengthening its partner ecosystem, HighField AI ensures that its next-generation automation tools are supported by experts with local market understanding and strong technical foundations.

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