TVMonaco's new facilities include a broadcasting studio with associated control room and a newsroom for the station's journalists. It was crucial for the Qvest team to create a scalable, collaborative, and particularly agile working environment. With this setup, the broadcaster’s staff prepares and publishes daily television program for international as well as local distribution in the Principality of Monaco. Qvest's area of responsibility included the conception and orchestration of all broadcasting workflows, the playout infrastructure as well as the media asset management (MAM) and newsroom control system (NRCS). For the latter, Qvest realized an innovative concept: With the implementation of NXTedition, a particularly efficient solution for end-to-end workflows regarding MAM and NRCS was established. In terms of the amount of data to be processed, Qvest has implemented one of the world's largest NXTedition installation for TV Monaco.

For the playout of the local and international programs, TVMonaco chose the Qvest product makalu, the all-in-one playout automation for broadcasters, publishers, and content owners. makalu enables a full-featured end-to-end signal workflow from ingest to distribution and covers further media tasks such as storage, transcoding, graphics, and playout. This makes the station ideally prepared for the demands of a competitive media landscape with changing audience preferences. In addition, Qvest was responsible for setting up the TV station's IT network. This includes the needs analysis, conception, and installation of the entire IT environment in all departments and functional areas of TVMonaco.

The Qvest team worked in close collaboration with the French systems integrator CVS Engineering and finalized the project within a tight timeframe. CVS Engineering was responsible for the installation of the audio-video infrastructure, the design and construction of the studio and gallery set-up as well as the complete wiring in the facilities. TVMonaco is the first public broadcaster in the city-state and is part of the French network TV5 Monde. The station’s program features fields of interest such as news, sports, environment and local culture and lifestyle. The new TV studio and the associated office space for the journalists were realized within only seven months and are in full operation since September 01, 2023.