Arqiva named Independent Teleport Operator of the Year 2011
Arqiva has been named Independent Teleport Operator of the Year 2011 by the World Teleport Association (WTA).
The award, presented at Satellite 2011 in Washington D.C. on March 15th, recognises Arqiva’s continued commitment to delivering excellence in all areas of its business.
Working with leading names including Sky, the BBC, ESPN, ABS-CBN, Universal Networks International, Traffic Sports International and Echostar, Arqiva also led the way in the satellite delivery of media content to digital cinemas.
Arqiva signed significant agreements with Dolby, Deluxe Digital London, XDC and Arts Alliance Media, while pioneering large scale satellite distribution of live 3D cinema. The award further recognised Arqiva’s ongoing excellence in design, engineering and technology, quality of service for users, quality of management and operations, as well as cost effectiveness and efficiency.
Nick Thompson, Managing Director at Arqiva Broadcast & Media, said: “It’s a great honour to once again be recognised for excellence by such a renowned industry body. This award is a testament to the tremendous hard work that all our teleport teams put into delivering our customers’ services every day, and the extraordinary lengths to which we go to make improvements and efficiencies. I’d like to personally thank everyone working in our teleports for earning this award for Arqiva.”
WTA said: “We are delighted to announce Arqiva Broadcast and Media as Independent Teleport Operator of the Year 2011. This reward recognises that in addition to providing ongoing provision of teleport services for key customers, Arqiva has taken a leadership role in the industry with regard to the electronic delivery of media content to cinemas via satellite.”
The award, presented at Satellite 2011 in Washington D.C. on March 15th, recognises Arqiva’s continued commitment to delivering excellence in all areas of its business.
Working with leading names including Sky, the BBC, ESPN, ABS-CBN, Universal Networks International, Traffic Sports International and Echostar, Arqiva also led the way in the satellite delivery of media content to digital cinemas.
Arqiva signed significant agreements with Dolby, Deluxe Digital London, XDC and Arts Alliance Media, while pioneering large scale satellite distribution of live 3D cinema. The award further recognised Arqiva’s ongoing excellence in design, engineering and technology, quality of service for users, quality of management and operations, as well as cost effectiveness and efficiency.
Nick Thompson, Managing Director at Arqiva Broadcast & Media, said: “It’s a great honour to once again be recognised for excellence by such a renowned industry body. This award is a testament to the tremendous hard work that all our teleport teams put into delivering our customers’ services every day, and the extraordinary lengths to which we go to make improvements and efficiencies. I’d like to personally thank everyone working in our teleports for earning this award for Arqiva.”
WTA said: “We are delighted to announce Arqiva Broadcast and Media as Independent Teleport Operator of the Year 2011. This reward recognises that in addition to providing ongoing provision of teleport services for key customers, Arqiva has taken a leadership role in the industry with regard to the electronic delivery of media content to cinemas via satellite.”
