Maurizio

Role:  Quartermaster

Maurizio was born in Tolentino in 1968 and he graduated in Computer Science.

He joined Etere since its formative years.
He specializes in varied language of planning for PC, such as CLIPPER and DELPHI. In addition, he participated in the development of varied software procedures relating to the software SETA for the notarial sector and Etere software for the broadcasting sector.

Specialized in hardware, Maurizio furnishes assistance and technical support to Etere customers. He participated in the development of PC systems in NOVELL Netware.

He has expansive experience and has been the coordinator of Etere Department of Text & Manualistic.

 

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Etere Shortlisted for IAMT Awards: Best of the Best

Etere Shortlisted for IAMT Awards: Best of the Best

Posted on 29/10/2026

Etere is proud to announce that it has been shortlisted in two categories for the IAMT Awards – Best of the Best in MediaTech 2026: MediaTech Leader of the Year, recognising Fabio Gattari, and Best IAMT Journal Article 2026, for the article “Creativity Needs Orchestration.”

Etere - An Ideal MAM and DAM on One Powerful Platform

Etere - An Ideal MAM and DAM on One Powerful Platform

Posted on 22/10/2026

Etere MAM encompasses the best of both worlds - Media Asset Management (MAM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM) with all the core capabilities you need including storage, metadata, search, security and access control for a smaller footprint.

Integrated VOD: A New Experience in Etere MAM

Integrated VOD: A New Experience in Etere MAM

Posted on 15/10/2026

Etere launches a new Frontend VOD platform that helps broadcasters create and manage video-on-demand services with minimal effort, all while working seamlessly with Etere MAM metadata. Secure, reliable, and easy to deploy.

Etere Powers the Future of Media Operations with Software-Defined Television

Etere Powers the Future of Media Operations with Software-Defined Television

Posted on 7/10/2026

The media industry is evolving faster than ever. To stay competitive, media organizations need systems that are flexible, scalable, and ready for change. That's where Software-Defined Television (SDT) comes in. With SDT, broadcasters can launch services faster, scale operations efficiently, and adapt to new opportunities without being limited by legacy hardware.