How to Future-Proof Your DAB Network

The speed in which DAB is implemented around the world depends mostly on a country’s government. National broadcasters must then follow the call for digital switchover where it’s been decided. This means present and future efforts as regards budget and organization of the various parts of the infrastructure are in place. It also means broadcasters need to organize themselves accordingly to ensure adequate operation of their entire network — from contribution to the studio and from the headend to transmitter sites.

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