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Jon Bauder, Seagate Lyve Mobile Product Manager, M&E - Seagate
Andrew Palmer, Enterprise Data Group
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IBC2022: Media and entertainment companies are creating remarkable amounts of content resulting in vast amounts of data. Managing all this data so it can be easily shared, analyzed, and accessed across the media and entertainment chain remains a challenge. Demanding video streaming services, higher camera resolutions and broadcasting formats, as well as demand for quality content are overwhelming old storage infrastructures with a deluge of video and image application data. Meanwhile, media teams are becoming increasingly distributed and reliant on remote collaboration. Seagate’s latest portfolio enables businesses to unlock insights from video and image application data with edge-to-cloud storage solutions.
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