Nevion (Sony) updates VideoIPath with long-awaited improvements such as simplified configuration and SSO

The new version of Nevion VideoIPath, which can be discovered from the stand Sony in IBC 2025 (September 12-15), includes new features such as simplified setup, multi-language support, and single sign-on (SSO).

VideoIPath combines functions of control, orchestration and supervision of broadcasting in an open system that allows its integration into existing environments. Since its creation, the Nevion tool has been designed to hide the complexity of broadcast infrastructure management and enable operations to achieve their production goals quickly and efficiently, without the need for support from technical experts.

In recent months, Nevion the application has been improved Panel to allow users to create custom dashboards without programming (no code), simply dragging and dropping widgets in a web-GUI canvas. The resulting software dashboards can be used to control workflows via computers, tablets, and even touchscreen-equipped dashboards. The Dashboard app is constantly being improved, for example with the addition of new widgets, helping to greatly simplify customization.

The latest version of VideoIPath also includes a reorganization of users' desktop. All settings have been moved to a independent unified view, leaving the default desktop with only the applications necessary for operations. The list of applications shown to each user It can also be configured, for example, based on user profiles, allowing unnecessary applications to be removed from the desktop.

VideoIPath now also offers multilingual support. Languages ​​can be assigned to individual users, who can also easily switch between languages ​​dynamically without needing to reboot the system. The system also allows third parties, including customers, to create their own language files.

Another important improvement to VideoIPath is the SSO support. This means that users can be managed externally to VideoIPath, for example within a corporate user management system. It also means that users can log in to VideoIPath with the same credentials they use for other corporate applications, simplifying the user management process. Beyond usability improvements, the latest version of the Nevion tool also includes Interfaces for Sony and third-party equipment, as well as general improvements throughout the system.

Arne-Johan Martinsen, Product Director of VideoIPath at Nevion, highlights the evolution of the platform: "Our sector is full of products with great functionality, but that are incredibly difficult to use, since they have been designed by technicians with other technicians in mind. We have been making a conscious effort for many years to invest in usability, as we believe that it is a key factor for the productivity of our customers. This latest version of VideoIPath is a perfect example of this."