NEP Group launches TFC broadcast platform service industry-wide

In a significant development for the broadcast industry, NEP Group, a leading media services provider known for its support of major sports and entertainment events, has officially announced that its acclaimed TFC broadcast orchestration platform is now available as a service to any broadcast facility globally. The announcement was made on April 5, 2025, and it comes after several years of the platform being utilized in NEP facilities for various high-profile productions, such as the Super Bowl and The Masters Tournament. This step signifies NEP's commitment to making its advanced technology accessible to a broader range of customers. The TFC platform was constructed to address specific challenges faced by NEP engineers in managing a complex IP broadcast environment, especially in simplifying the IP 2110 management. Over the years, TFC has evolved into a trusted system known for its reliability and efficiency, offering an all-in-one interface that integrates hardware and software from multiple vendors. This capability allows users to simplify their workflows through a user-friendly touch-screen experience, which is crucial for both engineering and production teams. The platform also boasts important functionalities that cater to the demanding requirements of modern broadcasting, including broadcast control, real-time monitoring, and software-defined networking. NEP's commitment to providing unparalleled customer support is emphasized with the platform being backed by 24/7 global engineering support. Furthermore, TFC's technology-agnostic nature gives customers the flexibility to choose their preferred vendors for different projects. As NEP Group confidently expands the reach of TFC, it aims to facilitate significant change within the broadcast landscape, ensuring that production teams can manage complex settings with ease and focus more on delivering quality content to audiences. The rollout of TFC as a service is expected to inspire innovation while meeting the growing demands of broadcasters worldwide.