AP unveils extensive upgrade of ENPS broadcast software

The Associated Press today announced the release of a groundbreaking new version of ENPS, the world’s most-installed newsroom production software.

An AP video producer uses the new ENPS software.

ENPS Version 7 is a dramatic overhaul, featuring a new look, interface and tools to further enhance its existing capabilities. Its story-centric workflow was designed to meet the needs of integrated broadcast and digital newsrooms.

“This new version of ENPS brings our customers and prospects the most advanced news production system on the planet,” said Lee Perryman, director of ENPS. “It removes obstacles other systems put in the way of true multiplatform production.”

Among the highlights of Version 7:

• A groundbreaking new interface gives users increased flexibility to configure the ENPS desktop for the tasks they do most often. They can customize the display of content to their needs and still have access to enterprise-wide content.

• Users can even more easily create content for broadcast, online and social media all from the same ENPS desktop.

• Integrated, calendar-based planning improves the management of the day’s coverage. Users can see what’s going on locally and in a variety of locations by showing multiple planners on the same calendar.

• The ENPS Dashboard lets every user create a custom view of the day’s latest information — wires, media, assignments and more — all updated in real-time.

• Users can upload media from the field with a simple drag-and-drop into ENPS stories.

• The new detached Alert Bar keeps users on top of breaking news and incoming messages, even with ENPS minimized on the desktop.

More than half of all the broadcast news in the world is produced on ENPS, a vital cornerstone of AP’s product portfolio.

There is no charge for the upgrade to existing ENPS customers. New ENPS customers will receive the new version.

Two online demonstrations are planned for Friday, March 1, at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. ET. To register, contact Wayne Ludkey at wludkey@ap.org.

Contact

Paul Colford
Director of AP Media Relations
212.621.1895
pcolford@ap.org

Erin Madigan White
Media Relations Manager
212.621.7005
emadigan@ap.org

FEB. 27, 2013

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