2009 — 2008 — 2007 — 2006 — 2005 — 2004 — 2003 — 2002 — 2001 

2000 — 1999 — 1998 — 1997 — 1996 — 1995 — 1994

2009

• Introduction of the XS server dedicated to studio production
• Opening of EVS Germany in Munich
• EVS receives the IBC Innovations Awards 2009 for its contribution to the RTBF tapeless production project

2008

• Opening of EVS Middle East in Dubai
• EVS greatly contribute to the production of the 2008 Beijing Games with its tapeless technology used at the venues
• Opening of EVS Canada in Montreal
• Opening of EVS Brussels Development Center

2007

• New office opens in Dubai
• EVS wins its first IBC innovations Awards with the RTL-TVi tapeless studio project
• Opening of EVS Iberica in Madrid

2006

• Introduced digital production systems for the:Commonwealth Games, African Cup of Nations, Olympic Games in Torino, Football World Cup in Germany, Tour de France, and Asian Games in Doha
• Developed production solutions for the: 63^rd Golden Globe Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles and Film Festival in Cannes
• Strengthened open architecture commitment of the XT2 production server by integrating Avid and Apple post production systems
• Increased solutions dedicated to studio production: NBC, Channel1, TSR, Fuji TV, Endemol and other leading global broadcasters

2005

• US Tennis Open: the first major production utilizing the IPDirector based workflow
• Launched new line of HD XT[2] servers introducing the IPDirector media management and logging software suite at NAB Conference in Las Vegas
• New office opens in Peking, China

2004

• Responsible for live slow motion and live edits at the Olympic Games in Athens
• Introduced HD super slow motion at Europe Cup (UEFA) in Portugal

2003

• Launched XStore storage deck first used by Channel 7 at the Tennis Open in Australia utilizing non-linear CleanEdit system
• EVS inaugurates additional building at headquarters

2002

• EVS solutions used at the FIFA World Cup in Japan and at Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah
• First NEP Broadcasting OB Truck receives XT High Definition production platform installation

2001

• EVS introduces third generation XT server together with its Live Slow Motion system

2000

• First HD slow motion production utilized by Japanese NHK channel during Olympic Games in Sydney

1999

• New offices open in Brescia, Italy and London, England

1998

• EVS brings solutions to Winter Olympic Games in Nagano
• Launched second generation XT production server and Live Slow Motion system
• Over 100 servers installed in lieu of host broadcaster to exclusively use slow motion production at Football World Cup in France
• EVS becomes public and is traded on the stock market in Brussels and Euronext
• New offices open in Liege EVS headquarters and Paris

1997

• New office opens in Hong Kong

1996

• EVS introduced Super Motion system in collaboration with Panasonic for Olympic Games in Atlanta
• First USA office opens in New York

1995

• BBC and Canal+ France sport production adopt LSM (Live Slow Motion) system

1994

• EVS is established as a company