Our demand for content is what brings us all together at events like NAB and IBC, as businesses’ respond to the current disruptions. What does the industry need to think about now in this new technical evolution to retain high quality content with these demands? Eliza Pearce gives insight into NAB’s take on virtualisation in the media supply chain and production from a cloud and engineering perspective.
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