By rssfeeds-admin Viaccess‑Orca will demonstrate tools and services aimed at helping TV and streaming providers scale operations, protect content and grow revenue at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam, Sept. 11-14, the company said.
With audiences and delivery platforms fragmenting, providers face pressure to simplify operations, protect premium content and extract new revenue from advertising and personalized services while keeping costs down. Viaccess‑Orca will show how a connected technology foundation can support both faster launches and incremental upgrades to existing services.
VO will be at Stand 1.A51 under the theme “Where Growth Takes Root,” with demonstrations spanning backend operations, monetization, playback performance, content protection, discovery and applications.
The company asked attendees to book meetings here.
What Viaccess‑Orca will show
Operations and monetization VO will present its Service Delivery Platform along with an AI-driven Console Management Agent and a Self‑Service Portal intended to reduce the operational overhead of running and scaling TV services. The company will also demo its Targeted TV Advertising solution designed to let operators monetize ad-supported streaming by using existing infrastructure and audience insights.
Playback performance VO plans to show its Secure Video Player and supporting tools, including QoX monitoring, Smart TV fragmentation compatibility and CDN overload prediction, which the company said help maintain playback consistency across diverse devices and during peak demand.
Content protection and anti-piracy At the show VO will highlight its Anti‑Piracy Center, dynamic watermarking and multi‑DRM offerings, which the company said are meant to help customers protect premium content and defend revenue as piracy tactics evolve.
Discovery, apps and UI VO will demonstrate personalized discovery and recommendation tools to help viewers find relevant programming, and its Multi‑Screen TV Apps with a no‑code app design tool that lets operators update user interfaces without engineering-heavy release cycles.
The company said it will run joint demonstrations with selected partners across the show floor to illustrate integrated approaches to deployment, delivery, protection, personalization and monetization, underscoring its ability to operate within broader technology environments.
“As media businesses navigate accelerating change, technology stability and partner reliability matter more than ever,” Stephan Nicolas, Viaccess‑Orca chief commercial officer, said. “Our long‑standing customer relationships, recently reinforced by several multi‑year contract renewals, reflect the trust customers place in VO. At IBC 2026, we will show how our strong, scalable foundations translate into long‑term business growth for our customers.”
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