Posted on September 24, 2025 in ATSC News
For nearly 4 decades, CIS Group has been a trusted partner to broadcasters, video teams, and media enterprises globally – combining engineering precision, deep domain knowledge, and a strategy-first mindset. As the media landscape shifts under the weight of new technologies like ATSC 3.0 and Brazil’s TV 3.0 / DTV+, we believe that deploying new systems is only half the story.
Our Commitment to ATSC 3.0 & TV 3.0 / DTV+
For the past several years, CIS has formed a dedicated internal NextGen TV “SWAT Team” that is fully focused on understanding the regulatory, technical, and operational requirements for adopting ATSC 3.0 / DTV+; benchmarking best practices; anticipating challenges during adoption; and architecting solutions that are compliant, operationally resilient, and designed to deliver business value.
Bridging Technology and Strategy
While the technical transformation is foundational, what often separates successful projects from merely functional ones is the strategic layer: how do you capture value from these new capabilities?
CIS doesn’t just help you build the ATSC 3.0 / DTV+ technical stack. We also guide you in addressing topics like:
Looking Ahead
The transition to ATSC 3.0 / DTV+ is a journey, not a switch flip. There will be technical, regulatory, business, and cultural mountains to climb.
CIS Group is excited to work alongside ATSC, its members and sponsors, broadcasters, content owners, regulators, and solutions partners to build out this next chapter in television’s evolution. With presence in Brazil, the United Sates and Europe, we are able to combine local regulatory, operational, and audience insights with global best practices.
For additional information please email NextGenTV@cisgroup.tv or visit www.cisgroup.tv

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