How Eclipse Innovations Aims To Grow The Broadcast Industry
How Eclipse Innovations Aims To Grow The Broadcast Industry. Eclipse Innovations was founded in 2014 with a vision to grow the broadcast industry, in both radio and Television. Eclipse is a customer focused company and its vision is based on the customer. It is the company’s goal to find solutions for its customers as well as provide viable solutions to any and all possible scenarios.
The company’s motto is perfection comes with experience, and it strives for perfection in every aspect of its day to day business in order to maintain its level of customer satisfaction. With the two aspects of experience and perfection, success is flow that will come naturally and ultimately that is what the company aims for in any sale, system and project it is involved in.
Eclipse has established strategic alliances globally with suppliers who are willing and able to provide support for all requirements of the broadcast industry. Working with these alliances has allowed the company to assist in every way, for every need. It has since expanded in its focus since the launch of Eclipse with a full software development division. The company builds customer specific systems to ease work flows as well as management on an internal as well as productivity tool.
The founder, James Garden has over 10 years experience in the broadcast industry with a wealth of knowledge and information to help guide customers as well as advise on all aspects of broadcast in radio, television and business development. Andréa Reitz is the head of development at Eclipse with over 15 years experience in software development and integrations. He has implemented management and broadcast tools in many of the main TV broadcasters in South Africa.
The synergy found between broadcast and development has proven to be a great pairing creating customized solutions that is unique to its portfolio. Eclipse remains to be a customer oriented company and makes sure to meet and exceed all expectations on all projects.
