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.
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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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