Event
Event
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam
11th Sep - 14th Sep 2025
11th Sep - 14th Sep 2025
11th Sep - 14th Sep 2025
Event
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam
11th Sep - 14th Sep 2025
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC
11–14 September 2026 | RAI Amsterdam | Find us on the Synamedia stand
Spicy Mango is heading to IBC2026, where we'll be showing Gameday on the Synamedia stand (1.B49) alongside Synamedia Go and the new Go Shorts product, powered by Gameday.
We'll also be giving visitors an early preview of Gameday Widget Studio ahead of its official launch later in September, talking about Spicy Mango's expansion into Asia-Pacific, exploring the increasingly direct connection between sports data and AI, and sharing some of what we've been delivering across sport, media and digital transformation in 2026.
If you'd like to see what we're building, discuss what you're planning next or simply catch up with the team, come and find us in Amsterdam.
Introducing Gameday Widget Studio - IBC Preview
Build the sports experience. Skip the front-end build.
Having the right sports data is only part of the challenge.
Turning that data into compelling fan-facing experiences can still mean significant front-end design, engineering and integration, slowing down product teams and creating an ongoing dependency on development.
Gameday Widget Studio is designed to change that.
Ahead of its official launch at the end of September, we're giving visitors to IBC2026 an early preview of a new no-code way to turn Gameday data into configurable front-end sports experiences.
Choose from reusable widgets and components. Configure them around the experience you want to create. Bring them together into digital products without writing front-end code.
The result is a much shorter path between having the sports data and doing something valuable with it.
Data in. Experience out.
Gameday Widget Studio helps organisations:
Create sports experiences using configurable widgets and components
Reduce the need for bespoke front-end development
Give product and digital teams greater control over what they create
Move more quickly from idea to fan-facing experience
Reuse and adapt components across products, competitions and digital destinations
IBC2026 is your chance to see it before the official launch.
Book an early Widget Studio preview
Spicy Mango expands into Asia-Pacific
Meet Chris Moore at IBC2026
2026 marks an important next step in Spicy Mango's international growth as we expand into Asia-Pacific.
Across the region, broadcasters, rights holders, federations, operators and media organisations are navigating rapid changes in technology, audience expectations and digital business models, while looking for practical ways to modernise platforms, create better products and unlock new opportunities.
Spicy Mango brings together strategy, product, technology and delivery to help organisations turn those ambitions into something executable.
From digital transformation, product strategy and UX through to platform development, AI, innovation roadmaps and sports data and fan engagement through Gameday, our expansion into APAC gives us an opportunity to build closer relationships with organisations across one of the world's most dynamic media and sports markets.
Chris Moore will be at IBC2026, making Amsterdam an ideal opportunity to meet, discuss the priorities shaping your organisation and find out more about Spicy Mango's growing presence across Asia-Pacific.
From broadcast to streaming: taking audiences with you
Hear from Spicy Mango at IBC2026
Moving from traditional broadcast to digital-first and streaming services creates enormous opportunities, but it also introduces new friction.
Audiences accustomed to switching on and watching can suddenly be asked to choose a service, download an app, create an account, authenticate, manage subscriptions and navigate an increasingly fragmented content landscape.
At IBC2026, Spicy Mango's CTO, Chris Wood, will join an industry panel exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in taking consumers from the traditional broadcast world into streaming-first services.
The discussion will look beyond the technology itself to consider the wider strategic questions: how organisations enter digital, where authentication and service fragmentation create barriers, what audiences now expect from streaming products, and how businesses can capture the benefits of direct digital relationships without losing the simplicity that made broadcast so accessible.
Panel details and timings to follow.
Make digital transformation executable
Strategy, product, technology and delivery - connected.
Digital transformation rarely fails because organisations lack ambition.
The challenge is turning that ambition into the right strategy, the right products, the right technology and a delivery model capable of making it happen.
Throughout 2026, Spicy Mango has been helping organisations navigate that complexity - working across the transformation lifecycle to move from strategic decisions to tangible digital outcomes.
Strategy and sourcing
From strategic consulting and technology tendering to solution evaluation and procurement, we help organisations make informed decisions about where to invest, what to change and which partners and technologies can support what comes next.
Product and experience
We work with organisations to rethink digital products from the user backwards - overhauling UX and UI, challenging existing journeys and translating audience and business requirements into better digital experiences.
Delivery and governance
Good ideas still need a structure capable of delivering them. We help establish project, programme and governance models that create clarity around ownership, priorities, decision-making and delivery.
Technology and AI
From designing and building new technology through to introducing productised AI solutions around defined business and operational requirements, we help turn emerging capability into practical products and services.
Innovation and roadmapping
Transformation doesn't end with the next release. We help organisations define innovation, product and technology roadmaps that connect near-term delivery with longer-term strategic ambition.
From the strategy to the build, the common goal is the same: make transformation deliverable.
If you're considering what needs to change next across your products, platforms or technology estate, let's talk at IBC.
Talk to us about digital transformation
A direct route to AI in sports
MCP for Gameday
The AI opportunity in sport isn't just about choosing a model. It's about giving AI access to the right data, structure and context.
That's why we've introduced Model Context Protocol support for Gameday.
MCP provides a standardised route for AI applications and agents to interact with the structured sports data available through Gameday - shortening the path between an organisation's sports data and the AI-enabled products, tools and workflows it wants to explore.
That matters because sports data is complex. Context, relationships and history matter just as much as the individual data points.
Gameday already consolidates data from multiple providers into a structured information model and creates a persistent data store that organisations can manage and enrich. MCP provides a new way to make that foundation available to AI-enabled use cases.
Instead of starting with “What could we do with AI?”, start by giving AI better access to the sports data it needs.
Talk to us about Gameday, MCP and AI
What are you building next?
There's a lot for us to talk about at IBC2026.
You might be looking for a faster way to turn sports data into digital experiences. Expanding a sports product into new markets. Preparing your data for AI. Rethinking a digital platform. Planning a transformation programme. Or trying to create more value from the technology and data you already have.
Bring us the challenge.
We'll show you what we're building, share what we've learnt and talk about how Spicy Mango and Gameday could help you move it forward.
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC
11–14 September 2026 | RAI Amsterdam | Find us on the Synamedia stand
Spicy Mango is heading to IBC2026, where we'll be showing Gameday on the Synamedia stand (1.B49) alongside Synamedia Go and the new Go Shorts product, powered by Gameday.
We'll also be giving visitors an early preview of Gameday Widget Studio ahead of its official launch later in September, talking about Spicy Mango's expansion into Asia-Pacific, exploring the increasingly direct connection between sports data and AI, and sharing some of what we've been delivering across sport, media and digital transformation in 2026.
If you'd like to see what we're building, discuss what you're planning next or simply catch up with the team, come and find us in Amsterdam.
Introducing Gameday Widget Studio - IBC Preview
Build the sports experience. Skip the front-end build.
Having the right sports data is only part of the challenge.
Turning that data into compelling fan-facing experiences can still mean significant front-end design, engineering and integration, slowing down product teams and creating an ongoing dependency on development.
Gameday Widget Studio is designed to change that.
Ahead of its official launch at the end of September, we're giving visitors to IBC2026 an early preview of a new no-code way to turn Gameday data into configurable front-end sports experiences.
Choose from reusable widgets and components. Configure them around the experience you want to create. Bring them together into digital products without writing front-end code.
The result is a much shorter path between having the sports data and doing something valuable with it.
Data in. Experience out.
Gameday Widget Studio helps organisations:
Create sports experiences using configurable widgets and components
Reduce the need for bespoke front-end development
Give product and digital teams greater control over what they create
Move more quickly from idea to fan-facing experience
Reuse and adapt components across products, competitions and digital destinations
IBC2026 is your chance to see it before the official launch.
Book an early Widget Studio preview
Spicy Mango expands into Asia-Pacific
Meet Chris Moore at IBC2026
2026 marks an important next step in Spicy Mango's international growth as we expand into Asia-Pacific.
Across the region, broadcasters, rights holders, federations, operators and media organisations are navigating rapid changes in technology, audience expectations and digital business models, while looking for practical ways to modernise platforms, create better products and unlock new opportunities.
Spicy Mango brings together strategy, product, technology and delivery to help organisations turn those ambitions into something executable.
From digital transformation, product strategy and UX through to platform development, AI, innovation roadmaps and sports data and fan engagement through Gameday, our expansion into APAC gives us an opportunity to build closer relationships with organisations across one of the world's most dynamic media and sports markets.
Chris Moore will be at IBC2026, making Amsterdam an ideal opportunity to meet, discuss the priorities shaping your organisation and find out more about Spicy Mango's growing presence across Asia-Pacific.
From broadcast to streaming: taking audiences with you
Hear from Spicy Mango at IBC2026
Moving from traditional broadcast to digital-first and streaming services creates enormous opportunities, but it also introduces new friction.
Audiences accustomed to switching on and watching can suddenly be asked to choose a service, download an app, create an account, authenticate, manage subscriptions and navigate an increasingly fragmented content landscape.
At IBC2026, Spicy Mango's CTO, Chris Wood, will join an industry panel exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in taking consumers from the traditional broadcast world into streaming-first services.
The discussion will look beyond the technology itself to consider the wider strategic questions: how organisations enter digital, where authentication and service fragmentation create barriers, what audiences now expect from streaming products, and how businesses can capture the benefits of direct digital relationships without losing the simplicity that made broadcast so accessible.
Panel details and timings to follow.
Make digital transformation executable
Strategy, product, technology and delivery - connected.
Digital transformation rarely fails because organisations lack ambition.
The challenge is turning that ambition into the right strategy, the right products, the right technology and a delivery model capable of making it happen.
Throughout 2026, Spicy Mango has been helping organisations navigate that complexity - working across the transformation lifecycle to move from strategic decisions to tangible digital outcomes.
Strategy and sourcing
From strategic consulting and technology tendering to solution evaluation and procurement, we help organisations make informed decisions about where to invest, what to change and which partners and technologies can support what comes next.
Product and experience
We work with organisations to rethink digital products from the user backwards - overhauling UX and UI, challenging existing journeys and translating audience and business requirements into better digital experiences.
Delivery and governance
Good ideas still need a structure capable of delivering them. We help establish project, programme and governance models that create clarity around ownership, priorities, decision-making and delivery.
Technology and AI
From designing and building new technology through to introducing productised AI solutions around defined business and operational requirements, we help turn emerging capability into practical products and services.
Innovation and roadmapping
Transformation doesn't end with the next release. We help organisations define innovation, product and technology roadmaps that connect near-term delivery with longer-term strategic ambition.
From the strategy to the build, the common goal is the same: make transformation deliverable.
If you're considering what needs to change next across your products, platforms or technology estate, let's talk at IBC.
Talk to us about digital transformation
A direct route to AI in sports
MCP for Gameday
The AI opportunity in sport isn't just about choosing a model. It's about giving AI access to the right data, structure and context.
That's why we've introduced Model Context Protocol support for Gameday.
MCP provides a standardised route for AI applications and agents to interact with the structured sports data available through Gameday - shortening the path between an organisation's sports data and the AI-enabled products, tools and workflows it wants to explore.
That matters because sports data is complex. Context, relationships and history matter just as much as the individual data points.
Gameday already consolidates data from multiple providers into a structured information model and creates a persistent data store that organisations can manage and enrich. MCP provides a new way to make that foundation available to AI-enabled use cases.
Instead of starting with “What could we do with AI?”, start by giving AI better access to the sports data it needs.
Talk to us about Gameday, MCP and AI
What are you building next?
There's a lot for us to talk about at IBC2026.
You might be looking for a faster way to turn sports data into digital experiences. Expanding a sports product into new markets. Preparing your data for AI. Rethinking a digital platform. Planning a transformation programme. Or trying to create more value from the technology and data you already have.
Bring us the challenge.
We'll show you what we're building, share what we've learnt and talk about how Spicy Mango and Gameday could help you move it forward.
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC
11–14 September 2026 | RAI Amsterdam | Find us on the Synamedia stand
Spicy Mango is heading to IBC2026, where we'll be showing Gameday on the Synamedia stand (1.B49) alongside Synamedia Go and the new Go Shorts product, powered by Gameday.
We'll also be giving visitors an early preview of Gameday Widget Studio ahead of its official launch later in September, talking about Spicy Mango's expansion into Asia-Pacific, exploring the increasingly direct connection between sports data and AI, and sharing some of what we've been delivering across sport, media and digital transformation in 2026.
If you'd like to see what we're building, discuss what you're planning next or simply catch up with the team, come and find us in Amsterdam.
Introducing Gameday Widget Studio - IBC Preview
Build the sports experience. Skip the front-end build.
Having the right sports data is only part of the challenge.
Turning that data into compelling fan-facing experiences can still mean significant front-end design, engineering and integration, slowing down product teams and creating an ongoing dependency on development.
Gameday Widget Studio is designed to change that.
Ahead of its official launch at the end of September, we're giving visitors to IBC2026 an early preview of a new no-code way to turn Gameday data into configurable front-end sports experiences.
Choose from reusable widgets and components. Configure them around the experience you want to create. Bring them together into digital products without writing front-end code.
The result is a much shorter path between having the sports data and doing something valuable with it.
Data in. Experience out.
Gameday Widget Studio helps organisations:
Create sports experiences using configurable widgets and components
Reduce the need for bespoke front-end development
Give product and digital teams greater control over what they create
Move more quickly from idea to fan-facing experience
Reuse and adapt components across products, competitions and digital destinations
IBC2026 is your chance to see it before the official launch.
Book an early Widget Studio preview
Spicy Mango expands into Asia-Pacific
Meet Chris Moore at IBC2026
2026 marks an important next step in Spicy Mango's international growth as we expand into Asia-Pacific.
Across the region, broadcasters, rights holders, federations, operators and media organisations are navigating rapid changes in technology, audience expectations and digital business models, while looking for practical ways to modernise platforms, create better products and unlock new opportunities.
Spicy Mango brings together strategy, product, technology and delivery to help organisations turn those ambitions into something executable.
From digital transformation, product strategy and UX through to platform development, AI, innovation roadmaps and sports data and fan engagement through Gameday, our expansion into APAC gives us an opportunity to build closer relationships with organisations across one of the world's most dynamic media and sports markets.
Chris Moore will be at IBC2026, making Amsterdam an ideal opportunity to meet, discuss the priorities shaping your organisation and find out more about Spicy Mango's growing presence across Asia-Pacific.
From broadcast to streaming: taking audiences with you
Hear from Spicy Mango at IBC2026
Moving from traditional broadcast to digital-first and streaming services creates enormous opportunities, but it also introduces new friction.
Audiences accustomed to switching on and watching can suddenly be asked to choose a service, download an app, create an account, authenticate, manage subscriptions and navigate an increasingly fragmented content landscape.
At IBC2026, Spicy Mango's CTO, Chris Wood, will join an industry panel exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in taking consumers from the traditional broadcast world into streaming-first services.
The discussion will look beyond the technology itself to consider the wider strategic questions: how organisations enter digital, where authentication and service fragmentation create barriers, what audiences now expect from streaming products, and how businesses can capture the benefits of direct digital relationships without losing the simplicity that made broadcast so accessible.
Panel details and timings to follow.
Make digital transformation executable
Strategy, product, technology and delivery - connected.
Digital transformation rarely fails because organisations lack ambition.
The challenge is turning that ambition into the right strategy, the right products, the right technology and a delivery model capable of making it happen.
Throughout 2026, Spicy Mango has been helping organisations navigate that complexity - working across the transformation lifecycle to move from strategic decisions to tangible digital outcomes.
Strategy and sourcing
From strategic consulting and technology tendering to solution evaluation and procurement, we help organisations make informed decisions about where to invest, what to change and which partners and technologies can support what comes next.
Product and experience
We work with organisations to rethink digital products from the user backwards - overhauling UX and UI, challenging existing journeys and translating audience and business requirements into better digital experiences.
Delivery and governance
Good ideas still need a structure capable of delivering them. We help establish project, programme and governance models that create clarity around ownership, priorities, decision-making and delivery.
Technology and AI
From designing and building new technology through to introducing productised AI solutions around defined business and operational requirements, we help turn emerging capability into practical products and services.
Innovation and roadmapping
Transformation doesn't end with the next release. We help organisations define innovation, product and technology roadmaps that connect near-term delivery with longer-term strategic ambition.
From the strategy to the build, the common goal is the same: make transformation deliverable.
If you're considering what needs to change next across your products, platforms or technology estate, let's talk at IBC.
Talk to us about digital transformation
A direct route to AI in sports
MCP for Gameday
The AI opportunity in sport isn't just about choosing a model. It's about giving AI access to the right data, structure and context.
That's why we've introduced Model Context Protocol support for Gameday.
MCP provides a standardised route for AI applications and agents to interact with the structured sports data available through Gameday - shortening the path between an organisation's sports data and the AI-enabled products, tools and workflows it wants to explore.
That matters because sports data is complex. Context, relationships and history matter just as much as the individual data points.
Gameday already consolidates data from multiple providers into a structured information model and creates a persistent data store that organisations can manage and enrich. MCP provides a new way to make that foundation available to AI-enabled use cases.
Instead of starting with “What could we do with AI?”, start by giving AI better access to the sports data it needs.
Talk to us about Gameday, MCP and AI
What are you building next?
There's a lot for us to talk about at IBC2026.
You might be looking for a faster way to turn sports data into digital experiences. Expanding a sports product into new markets. Preparing your data for AI. Rethinking a digital platform. Planning a transformation programme. Or trying to create more value from the technology and data you already have.
Bring us the challenge.
We'll show you what we're building, share what we've learnt and talk about how Spicy Mango and Gameday could help you move it forward.
Meet Spicy Mango at IBC
11–14 September 2026 | RAI Amsterdam | Find us on the Synamedia stand
Spicy Mango is heading to IBC2026, where we'll be showing Gameday on the Synamedia stand (1.B49) alongside Synamedia Go and the new Go Shorts product, powered by Gameday.
We'll also be giving visitors an early preview of Gameday Widget Studio ahead of its official launch later in September, talking about Spicy Mango's expansion into Asia-Pacific, exploring the increasingly direct connection between sports data and AI, and sharing some of what we've been delivering across sport, media and digital transformation in 2026.
If you'd like to see what we're building, discuss what you're planning next or simply catch up with the team, come and find us in Amsterdam.
Introducing Gameday Widget Studio - IBC Preview
Build the sports experience. Skip the front-end build.
Having the right sports data is only part of the challenge.
Turning that data into compelling fan-facing experiences can still mean significant front-end design, engineering and integration, slowing down product teams and creating an ongoing dependency on development.
Gameday Widget Studio is designed to change that.
Ahead of its official launch at the end of September, we're giving visitors to IBC2026 an early preview of a new no-code way to turn Gameday data into configurable front-end sports experiences.
Choose from reusable widgets and components. Configure them around the experience you want to create. Bring them together into digital products without writing front-end code.
The result is a much shorter path between having the sports data and doing something valuable with it.
Data in. Experience out.
Gameday Widget Studio helps organisations:
Create sports experiences using configurable widgets and components
Reduce the need for bespoke front-end development
Give product and digital teams greater control over what they create
Move more quickly from idea to fan-facing experience
Reuse and adapt components across products, competitions and digital destinations
IBC2026 is your chance to see it before the official launch.
Book an early Widget Studio preview
Spicy Mango expands into Asia-Pacific
Meet Chris Moore at IBC2026
2026 marks an important next step in Spicy Mango's international growth as we expand into Asia-Pacific.
Across the region, broadcasters, rights holders, federations, operators and media organisations are navigating rapid changes in technology, audience expectations and digital business models, while looking for practical ways to modernise platforms, create better products and unlock new opportunities.
Spicy Mango brings together strategy, product, technology and delivery to help organisations turn those ambitions into something executable.
From digital transformation, product strategy and UX through to platform development, AI, innovation roadmaps and sports data and fan engagement through Gameday, our expansion into APAC gives us an opportunity to build closer relationships with organisations across one of the world's most dynamic media and sports markets.
Chris Moore will be at IBC2026, making Amsterdam an ideal opportunity to meet, discuss the priorities shaping your organisation and find out more about Spicy Mango's growing presence across Asia-Pacific.
From broadcast to streaming: taking audiences with you
Hear from Spicy Mango at IBC2026
Moving from traditional broadcast to digital-first and streaming services creates enormous opportunities, but it also introduces new friction.
Audiences accustomed to switching on and watching can suddenly be asked to choose a service, download an app, create an account, authenticate, manage subscriptions and navigate an increasingly fragmented content landscape.
At IBC2026, Spicy Mango's CTO, Chris Wood, will join an industry panel exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in taking consumers from the traditional broadcast world into streaming-first services.
The discussion will look beyond the technology itself to consider the wider strategic questions: how organisations enter digital, where authentication and service fragmentation create barriers, what audiences now expect from streaming products, and how businesses can capture the benefits of direct digital relationships without losing the simplicity that made broadcast so accessible.
Panel details and timings to follow.
Make digital transformation executable
Strategy, product, technology and delivery - connected.
Digital transformation rarely fails because organisations lack ambition.
The challenge is turning that ambition into the right strategy, the right products, the right technology and a delivery model capable of making it happen.
Throughout 2026, Spicy Mango has been helping organisations navigate that complexity - working across the transformation lifecycle to move from strategic decisions to tangible digital outcomes.
Strategy and sourcing
From strategic consulting and technology tendering to solution evaluation and procurement, we help organisations make informed decisions about where to invest, what to change and which partners and technologies can support what comes next.
Product and experience
We work with organisations to rethink digital products from the user backwards - overhauling UX and UI, challenging existing journeys and translating audience and business requirements into better digital experiences.
Delivery and governance
Good ideas still need a structure capable of delivering them. We help establish project, programme and governance models that create clarity around ownership, priorities, decision-making and delivery.
Technology and AI
From designing and building new technology through to introducing productised AI solutions around defined business and operational requirements, we help turn emerging capability into practical products and services.
Innovation and roadmapping
Transformation doesn't end with the next release. We help organisations define innovation, product and technology roadmaps that connect near-term delivery with longer-term strategic ambition.
From the strategy to the build, the common goal is the same: make transformation deliverable.
If you're considering what needs to change next across your products, platforms or technology estate, let's talk at IBC.
Talk to us about digital transformation
A direct route to AI in sports
MCP for Gameday
The AI opportunity in sport isn't just about choosing a model. It's about giving AI access to the right data, structure and context.
That's why we've introduced Model Context Protocol support for Gameday.
MCP provides a standardised route for AI applications and agents to interact with the structured sports data available through Gameday - shortening the path between an organisation's sports data and the AI-enabled products, tools and workflows it wants to explore.
That matters because sports data is complex. Context, relationships and history matter just as much as the individual data points.
Gameday already consolidates data from multiple providers into a structured information model and creates a persistent data store that organisations can manage and enrich. MCP provides a new way to make that foundation available to AI-enabled use cases.
Instead of starting with “What could we do with AI?”, start by giving AI better access to the sports data it needs.
Talk to us about Gameday, MCP and AI
What are you building next?
There's a lot for us to talk about at IBC2026.
You might be looking for a faster way to turn sports data into digital experiences. Expanding a sports product into new markets. Preparing your data for AI. Rethinking a digital platform. Planning a transformation programme. Or trying to create more value from the technology and data you already have.
Bring us the challenge.
We'll show you what we're building, share what we've learnt and talk about how Spicy Mango and Gameday could help you move it forward.
