TV2 Nord will continue to use the nxtedition platform until 2029

News production environments based on microservices Nxtedition will continue to be part of the day-to-day life of TV2 Nord (Denmark) thanks to an agreement that extends the strategic partnership between the broadcaster and the technology company, at least until 2029.

The news production team of TV2 Nord, which serves the inhabitants of North Jutland on a daily basis, will continue to benefit from Nxtedition. Designed with an online mentality, the platform allows the distribution of the content generated to different environments: news produced from Two automated studies; The 24-hour channel Jump; The website of the corporationand Social Media such as, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X (formerly Twitter).

The implementation of nxtedition in TV2 Nord was part of a project to integrate a New study for news and production started in 2021. Taking this holistic view allowed the nxtedition system, which is powered by COTS hardware, to move to control all studio technology, from the Prompters to robotic cameras and lighting, which makes it possible for Danish television to produce its news with a team of only one or two people. Peter Zanchetta, CTO of TV2 Nord, elaborates on this idea: "A fundamental part of our requirements was the need to create and distribute excellent content to multiple platforms with minimal resources. Nxtedition fulfilled everything we asked of it, so naturally we are committed to relying on its simplicity and power for the foreseeable future."

On the other hand, Roger Persson, Sales & Marketing Director at NXTEDITION, highly values the Extended Agreement with TV2 Nord: "We created, and continue to develop, our platform to be agile in configuration and intuitive in use. Our goal was to hide the technology and allow our users to focus on telling their stories and interacting with their audiences. By extending our partnership for another five years, TV2 Nord demonstrates that we are achieving our goals and, in turn, ensuring that they continue to achieve theirs."