Jeremy Maddocks joined NDS more than 10 years ago and has been responsible for new business and growth of NDS in the Russia, CIS and Central Eastern Europe regions where NDS deploys its conditional access VideoGuard, MediaHighway middleware, NDS XTV PVR, audience measurement system and other technology across cable, satellite, terrestrial and IPTV systems with principal customers in Russia, Kazakhstan, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania Serbia and Ukraine.
Maddocks helped NDS pioneer the modular, low cost VideoGuard Express solution that allows customers to launch fully integrated NDS end to end solutions quickly and at low cost enabling subscriber growth to invest in revenue generating technologies.
NDS was an early pioneer in these markets and has a strong reputation for on time delivery, security and quality. Previously, Maddocks was a strategic consultant to such companies as Data Sciences, ICL, IBM and Inmarsat and before that he was a professional political advisor and officer in the Royal Marines after reading Theology at Kings College London.
His interests include skiing, snowboarding, politics, photography and travel.
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