Broadcast-quality content creation is no longer the preserve of broadcasters. Across corporate, finance, education, healthcare, government, sport and live events, organisations are producing more video than ever before. As expectations around quality, speed and reach increase, many are adopting technologies and workflows traditionally associated with broadcast and media.
At ISE 2027, the ISE Enterprise Broadcast Studio powered by AVIXA TV brings this fast-growing world to life in a working broadcast environment at the heart of the show floor.
Located in Hall 4, stand 4P500, the studio brings together the people, technologies and ideas shaping enterprise media production. See a complete professional production workflow in action, explore the technology behind it and discover how organisations can build, scale and manage their own production, streaming and content creation capabilities.
From 10:30 to 13:00 on Tuesday 2, Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 February, professional TV presenter and broadcast journalist Hannah Shellswell hosts a packed programme of expert discussions, real-world case studies and practical demonstrations exploring the opportunities and challenges of enterprise content production.
Drawing on the experience of end users, integrators, technology providers, creators and media specialists, the Enterprise Broadcast Stage will examine how organisations can develop more effective production operations.
Topics include production strategy, centralised and distributed workflows, cloud and IP infrastructure, automation, AI-assisted production, security, content repurposing and audience engagement. Sessions will also explore the business case for investment and lessons from broadcast, sport and the creator economy, helping organisations improve efficiency, increase output and make better use of the content they create.
The studio is also the home of AVIXA TV, with live podcasts and further content produced directly on the ISE show floor.
Enterprise broadcast sits at one of the most important points of convergence in professional AV. Cameras and capture, audio, lighting, switching, virtual production, IP networking, cloud workflows, streaming and content management increasingly need to work as one connected production environment.
The ISE Enterprise Broadcast Studio powered by AVIXA TV gives visitors the opportunity to see those technologies working together rather than simply displayed individually. Partner-led demonstrations reveal how enterprise studios are designed, integrated and operated, connecting the strategic discussions on stage with practical applications.
Whether you're an AV, IT, communications, marketing or production professional, discover what it takes to build an enterprise broadcast operation – and see the solutions in action.
ISE Enterprise Broadcast Studio powered by AVIXA TV
Hall 4 · Stand 4P500
Programmed sessions: 10:30-13:00, 2-4 February 2027