About
Grown with the people who run broadcast services.
NDMX is made by the team behind NDM, for the booking desks, newsrooms, control rooms and finance teams of TV channels and the service providers who serve them.
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Where it started
NDM began around 2010 as a Windows desktop system for both sides of a broadcast service: the channels that book studios, uplinks, crews and feeds, and the service providers that deliver them. Around that core it grew a newsroom, rate cards, invoicing and documents.
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Grown with its users
Channels, service providers and production houses across the Middle East shaped NDM, one request at a time. That is why it fits the working day of a booking desk, a newsroom and a finance team.
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Now rebuilt for the web
NDMX keeps NDM's work, words and rules, and adds what a desktop program could not: the browser, an installed window and a phone layout, hosting in the EU and the UK, and a migration that brings your NDM data across.
A note from the team
In our own words.
NDM began around 2010 as a system for managing broadcast services from both sides: the TV channels that book them, and the service providers that deliver the studios, uplinks, crews and feeds. It grew because the people using it told us what their day needed: a status for this, a column for that, a letter a provider would sign.
Over the years it came into use across the Middle East, at channels and at the providers who serve them. NDMX is the same system, rebuilt for the web. We went through every button of the old one before deciding where it lives now, and we kept the words your teams already use.
If you run NDM today, nothing changes until you have checked your own data in NDMX and said yes.
Partners
NDMX is sold, set up and supported by two partners: Iris Media in Egypt and Grasshopper Media worldwide. You contract with the partner who sells you the service.
