Tedial is introducing Media Business Hub (MBH) at IBC2026, a new business enablement platform, designed to provide a single, secure entry point for customers’ applications, content, and AI capabilities.
Built on the capabilities of EVO MAM and smartWork, MBH offers a flexible framework for integrating the wider technology ecosystem of an organisation.
Customers can bring together Tedial solutions, third-party applications, proprietary systems, and specialised services, making them accessible from a single business environment.
Powered by smartWork's no-code integration capabilities, MBH connects people, applications, content, and workflows across the media supply chain, simplifying operations while reducing fragmentation and improving collaboration between internal teams, customers, and partners.
Julian Fernandez Campon, CTO, Tedial, said: “Our philosophy is to be the enabler of integrating applications. We’re doing with applications exactly what we did with smartWork for workflows and orchestration – bringing everything together in a seamless way.”
Stand Number: 1.C64
Company: https://www.tedial.com/
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