Following the build and development of an all IP, Edge-first, multi-cloud, multi software test bed environment in the CAPA Accelerator 2023, the project team is now positioned to implement and road test the solution on some real-world live event production scenarios. The number of different technologies and companies involved with this ambitious approach to enabling low cost remote production required a strong spirit of collaboration to realise the vision.
Moderator:
Mark Smith, Chairman IBC Council & Head of IBC Accelerator Programme - IBC
Speakers:
Chris Hampartsoumian, Customer Engineer - Google Cloud - Google
Ian Wagdin, Senior Technology Transfer Manager - BBC
Rosanna Prada, Senior Engineer (Broadcast Systems) - Techex
Tia Shenton, Broadcast Engineer Degree Apprentice - Channel 4
Watch more: Accelerator session - Connect and Produce Anywhere, Phase II | IBC
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