NAB 2023: Always a great place to pick up on any emerging tech trends, IBC365 spoke to a range of industry experts at NAB2023 to draw out some of their topline thoughts on key technologies. Inevitably cloud and AI technologies figured large, as did advanced compression, metadata driven automation and remote production, to name but a few.
Thanks to:
Lisa Aussieker, VP Marketing, Qwilt
Simon Hawkings, Director of Sales Strategy and Business Acceleration, Ross Video
Robert Szabo Rowe, SVP Engineering & Product Management, The Switch
Nicolas Bourdon, CMO, EVS
Rick Young, SVP, Head of Global Products, LTN
Abhishek Ranade, Managing Director EMEA Direct Communications & Media Services, Tata Comms
Mathieu Yerle, SVP Strategy, Chyron
Ali Hodjat, VP of Portfolio Marketing, Telestream
Thomas Bostrøm Jørgensen, CEO, Appear
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