A year after changing its name from Digital Vision to Image Systems, the Stockholm-based manufacturer of restoration, color grading and mastering systems announced that it is returning to its original Digital Vision brand name.
Simultaneously, long-time company insiders Hans Isoz and Kelvin Bolah have been named CEO and managing director respectively. Isoz has served on the company’s board since 2010. Prior to his CEO duties, Isoz was CFO for Bonnier Broadcasting & Evening Paper and Bonnier Entertainment. Bolah has spent seven years with Digital Vision, serving as worldwide VP of sales since 2005.
“There is heritage and value in the Digital Vision name,” explained Isoz. “For over two decades, Digital Vision has been the world leader in providing the best technology for the broadcast and postproduction marketplace. Our customers have been fiercely loyal to our products from the launch of DVNR to the latest releases of Nucoda and Phoenix and look forward to what’s coming from us. It is time to restore a brand name that is so respected and well known.”
“In times of global economic disruption and digital transformation, our community looks to established companies for tools that help them succeed,” he added. “After 24 award-winning years, Digital Vision remains one of the pioneers and leaders of the industry, and we see even greater things on the horizon!”
