• Join us on 4–5 November 2026 at stand B25.

On 4 and 5 November 2026, BCE will be at SATIS, stand B25, to showcase how its technologies, services and expertise help media organisations design, build, integrate and operate their media supply chains.

This year at SATIS, BCE will focus on broadcast integration, sovereignty and flexible media services bringing together technology, workflows and operational expertise to support the evolving needs of media organisations.

Professional Services: Connecting Technology, Workflows and Operations

Modern media infrastructure goes beyond connecting technologies. It requires systems, workflows and operations to work together efficiently.

BCE combines media expertise, engineering and hands-on operational experience to design and integrate broadcast environments. From defining architecture to integrating technologies, commissioning systems and supporting operations, BCE develops solutions tailored to existing infrastructures and operational requirements.

This approach is reflected in projects such as the modernisation of Radio France’s studios 101, 105 and 106, including the integration of an SMPTE ST 2110-based production environment, and ARTE’s NPT programme, which brings together the transformation of production facilities, media workflows and broadcast infrastructure.

Designing and modernising production environments

From studio upgrades and control room modernisation to IP-based production infrastructures, BCE supports broadcasters in designing and integrating flexible environments adapted to their operational needs, combining technical expertise with an understanding of day-to-day media operations.

BCE Professional Services – Media Workflows
BCE Professional Services team working on broadcast systems and media workflows

Media Supply Chain: Combining Cloud, Sovereignty and Control

BCE connects the technologies, workflows and services involved throughout the media supply chain, from content production and management to playout and distribution. By combining sovereign European cloud infrastructure, on-premises environments and media expertise, BCE supports organisations build media workflows adapted to their operational requirements.

This approach enables organisations to evolve their workflows while maintaining flexibility, control over their data and the freedom to choose infrastructures adapted to their needs.

Keep control of your media infrastructure and operations

Broadcast continuity also means understanding where your services run and which technologies they depend on.

At SATIS, BCE will showcase a disaster recovery playout proof of concept on Scaleway’s European cloud infrastructure. This example brings together broadcast resilience and infrastructure sovereignty, illustrating BCE’s expertise in designing and integrating media environments. Meet our experts to explore how these choices can support your own operational requirements and continuity strategy.

BCE broadcast and playout control room managing television channels and media workflows
BCE broadcast and playout control room equipped with professional monitoring and automation systems, illustrating the company’s expertise in television channel operations, broadcast management and media workflows.

Media-as-a-Service: Connecting Media Solutions and Operations

Through Media-as-a-Service (MaaS), BCE brings together specialised applications, infrastructure and operational services within an environment tailored to each organisation’s needs.

By connecting existing systems, coordinating workflows and providing a common access point through the MaaS Portal, BCE enables media organisations to adopt and expand services progressively, while choosing which operations to manage or delegate.

Remote Commentary and
Media Asset Management Solutions

BCE will showcase Holovox, its remote commentary solution, alongside Media Asset Management (MAM) capabilities that help organisations manage, access and reuse their content. These solutions demonstrate how connected technologies and workflows can simplify media operations.

Holovox Remote Commentary platform displaying a live football match on a laptop