European media organisations will get their first hands-on look at the next version of the SDVI Rally media supply chain management platform at IBC2026.
SDVI will provide a live demonstration of the platform’s redesigned orchestration engine, new graphical supply chain builder, and agentic AI interface during the event.
Geoff Stedman, Chief Marketing Officer at SDVI, said: “IBC2026 is where we bring the next generation of Rally to our European customers and partners for the first time, and it is the top highlight of what we are showing this year.
"Beyond the platform itself, we continue to expand what Rally can do with our partners, showcasing new AI-powered integrations for ad break detection, speech translation, and subtitle correction.
"And for many of the media organisations we meet at IBC, how Rally works alongside existing on-premises infrastructure matters just as much as what is new in the cloud, which is why our hybrid infrastructure support is such an important part of the story this year," he added.
Stand Number: 5.F88
Company: SDVI Corporation
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