ENPS

ENPS, developed by the Associated Press, is a newsroom computer system designed for broadcast and digital news operations. It streamlines the entire news production cycle—from planning and assignments to writing, collaboration, rundowns, and on-air execution—so teams can coordinate coverage in real time across TV, radio, and online platforms.

Core capabilities include story planning and calendars, assignment management, script writing with timing tools, rundown creation, and status tracking. Through MOS integration, ENPS connects with studio automation, graphics, video servers, and prompter systems, enabling smooth handoffs from the newsroom to the control room. Built-in messaging, permissions, and version control support secure, efficient collaboration, while search and wire ingestion help staff stay on top of developing stories.

ENPS supports web and mobile access for field teams, offers flexible on-premises or hosted deployment, and scales from single stations to multi-site networks. With reliable performance and deep industry integrations, ENPS helps newsrooms work faster, reduce errors, and deliver up-to-the-minute coverage.