IPV, a privately owned UK company founded in 1999, provides content supply chain services to the media industry. Employing approximately 140 people, the company reported revenues of around $10 million in 2024. Its primary offering is Curator, a media asset management workflow solution enabling remote video editing, archiving, and centralized brand asset management. Curator supports hybrid on-premise and cloud storage and is utilized by major broadcasters.
IPV developed a media asset management platform that supports both remote and in-house video workflows using lightweight, frame-accurate streaming proxies, enabling large-scale video content creation regardless of team location. The company notes that the distinction between media companies and other organizations is blurring, as many organizations now produce video for various purposes, requiring media asset management (MAM)-grade workflows. A webinar highlighted the media industry's evolution over the past two decades, from on-premise systems to cloud-based solutions and from desktop-first to mobile-first consumption, emphasizing the importance of industry events like IBC for sharing ideas and showcasing advancements in technology and creativity. The company points out that many teams still operate at outdated speeds, despite the rapid pace of change in the media and entertainment industry.
IPV offers products in the media tech industry. IPV's product portfolio comprises of content supply chain and production and post production.
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IPV's revenues were less than $25M in 2024. Caretta Research has split IPV's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is content and workflow orchestration (MAM). For full access to IPV's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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IPV's customers primarily consist of physical retail and aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing companies. Examples of IPV's customers include U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, NASA and The Home Depot.